We then got started on the other problems, which ranged from swinging logs, Campus board, and climbing up the out side of the building. One of the problems (11) you had to move out from a roof and into a tin opener hold, then a figure four over one axe, at that point one of my axes popped and smashed into my nose. Much to the amusement of Andy and Nathan who had taken a photo of the moment. After mopping up the blood and putting on some steri strips, I was back in action.
At 3pm we handed in our score sheets and the results were announced. I had made it through to the final of the vets. All the finalist had to go into isolation, which I was pretty uncomfortable with.
After the 4th clip I matched on one of my axes on a tin opener hold, but dropped the other axe in the process. Doh....
Steve joined us on Saturday night, then on Sunday we ended up at the Ice-Factor again for some more punishing dry tooling.
Nathan on Leap of Faith
Horrible Mantle
Andy cruising
Andy on one of the log problems
Me up the wall
My second attempt on this problem
Nathan on route 11
Andy climbing some rubble
Me in the Final
Dave McLeod doing what he does best
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