Let’s See if I can Mess this Up

Well here we go with Cruxn.  I’m pretty excited about getting involved with this website and look forward to stepping my game up in this little blogosphere of ours.  I would love to waste your time trying to catch you up on the past year and a half of my life, but that’s what the archives over on my blog are for.  Instead, I’ll just pick it up where I am now.  I’ve got 3 weeks of class to power through until spring break, which I’ll be spending in lovely Hueco Tanks getting my arse handed to me on pumpy roofs.  I’ll probably take it pretty easy between now and then, but hopefully some footage will make its way out of the next couple of weekends.  To get the ball rolling, I’ll let you take a look at the latest clip from my little collection of climbing videos, which shows a really fun problem up at Beasley Gap in South Carolina, a new area which (for once) might not house any access problems.  It’s not quite the quality of the CTNPCD vids from a couple of weeks ago, but hopefully it will get you psyched on a new area (especially if you’re a Clemson student or Greenville local)!

George Evans

George is a student studying civil engineering at Clemson University. He somehow manages to find time to climb between staring at formula sheets and whining about how busy he is. When he’s not doing either of the former, he gets distracted by climbing pictures and videos on the web, which leads to more complaining about his schedule. He spends most of his weekends bouncing around the southeast bouldering with a little posse from Clemson as well as occasionally poking around the hills of South Carolina in search of new problems.

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