Cranky Mountain, The Saint Of Climbing As Hard As You Can
Dear readers, let me introduce you to
Cranky Mountain. He's the saint of all feisty, gutsy, persistent and
of course cranky climbers. From this day forward, you should
sacrifice Him some skin from your fingertips each and every time you
go climbing. In return, you He will bless you with the push, that
helps you to conquer your latest project.
As you propably noticed, I'm feeling pretty exceited about Mr. Mountain and His muscular forearms. To be truly honest, He's actually not a saint, but more like a mascot or a logo. I've been working on Him during the past weeks and hopefully you guys like the way He looks. I know, that He's a bit rough on the edges, but I consider it a part of His charm.
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As you propably noticed, I'm feeling pretty exceited about Mr. Mountain and His muscular forearms. To be truly honest, He's actually not a saint, but more like a mascot or a logo. I've been working on Him during the past weeks and hopefully you guys like the way He looks. I know, that He's a bit rough on the edges, but I consider it a part of His charm.
Why do I want to introduce you to Cranky Mountain?Simply, because I feel like the blog needs to stand up from the crowd a bit better. Cranky Climbing isn't just another travel blog and I want it to show. This blog isn't about me, but about you, my devoted readers and occasional visitors. I write Cranky Climbing to help you find the perfect crag and to give you tips on how to make the most out of living in an RV.
To me, Cranky Mountain symbolises
everything mentioned above. I'm sure, that Mr. Mountain's looks will
update at some point in the future, but for now He's good as He is.
Maybe I'll give Him a surf board, when I learn to ride the waves
properly, haha. (Seriously, would you like me to start writing about
surfing as well?)
Anyway, that's all for now. You can
expect the looks of this blog to slowly change, but I'll keep on
writing about climbing and everything I consider useful to you, my
fellow dirtbags. While you wait for the next post, remember to climb
hard and rest well!
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