Smurfs at work

This is a older shot I took when Brittany and I were on our way to Montana. One of the coolest thing about the badlands was this really wicked colorful transition the sand made. apparently the badlands are a fairly new creation and date back to before the last iceage. When the polar ice caps were smaller a great deal of teh central portion of the US was underwater. The erosion created by this shallow hot pool of water slowly recieded as the earth cooled. The badlands are what has been left over. If you wanna know more.....go there, the museum is pretty pimp......and it's air conditioned.

RRG and good times

Went to the Red River Gorge this weekend for DS's bachelor....er.....birthday.....uh....(excuse to climb) party. It was a long drive by myself but one hell of a good time. I've never climbed at the red before and have only climbed outside a couple of times.....so this was an experiance. Stayed at Miguel's pizza, camping in the backyard and ate BBQ and ZA all weekend. For some reason the midget strippers didn't so up so we had to improvise. I never new dancing on your knees was so hard.......
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