Steph Davis Blog
I haven’t been back to Boulder since I lived here last summer, so it was time to come and check in with everyone. Make sure the Diamond is still there (it is, and look at all that snow!), do a few skydives with my friends at the Mile Hi Dropzone, and make a few [...]
When I was little, I liked a story called “The City Mouse and the Country Mouse.” The mice go to visit each other, both experiencing a completely foreign environment. The city mouse has to learn how to dodge cats and deal in the outdoors. The country mouse has to learn how to [...]
Steph,
We met at your book signing in Portland over a year ago. The next day I got on a plane for Salt Lake City. I read the book during my time waiting in the airports. I loved it, and have probably read in pieces and parts six times now. The book, [...]
Starting in May, every time a hot day comes, I think, “Oh God! It’s about to be a million degrees! It’s all over! It’s summer!”
But it actually stays cool, in general, until the middle of June. Then, that’s it. It’s H O T hot! And although I often have [...]
Hi Steph,
I was going to let you know, if you don’t already, that Chongo’s
website; www.chongonation.com is up and running with an address for
him on the site. I think that Chongo is an awesome example of
unassuming intelligence and a pioneer in the Bohemian lifestyle!
Take Care,
Ralph
Boise, ID
hey i’ve been wondering how do you get shoes larger than 13… and also what do you think of the solo aid self belay device?….
from another rock climber
luis archuleta
Hey steph,
i´ve been meaning to write you for quite some time now…
i live here in mexico in a town called valle de bravo, we have some cliffs around here, so it’s good training, i am also a photoprapher or at least becoming one. next summer i’ll be in new york for a critic [...]
People often ask me what’s my favorite climbing area. Usually no one believes me when I say Rifle. I’m not sure why? Well, obviously, it’s not the place I climb my hardest. But the fact is, it’s my favorite climbing area, and has been for years.
I am a 24 year female climber/mountain biker. I started climbing last August, starting with Bouldering, going to Routes, then multi pitch climbs, then leading sport climbs (which I am still working on). I found much inspiration from your book. I can identify with much of what you write. Since starting to climb, I have [...]
