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I went climbing with my friend Kenton Puckett a while back at the Gilman Tunnels in the Jemez Mountains and my girlfriend Elizabeth joined us. She took a ton of pictures, which was nice considering I don’t usually get photos of myself! Climbing there was a little different from the limestone pocket pulling I’m used to. It was mostly technical scary slab climbing. It was a lot of fun stemming through some sections but we had to cross a small stream which was hardly above freezing. We got rained off the walls for a while but everything dried up and we were back to climbing in no time!