Siebe Vanhee is knowledgeable climber from Belgium who shares his rock-climbing adventures together with his group on Instagram. Just a few weeks in the past, Vanhee posted a video of him and his comrade organising camp on the Daybreak Wall of El Capitan, a vertical rock face in Yosemite Nationwide Park.
Within the video, you get a style of what it should be like to hold to this point up as you awkwardly attempt to pop a portaledge and “arrange camp” for the evening whereas big-wall climbing. Two males work collectively to deploy the hanging tent system, and there’s a bunch of clanging because the poles bang collectively.
At one level, Vanhee pushes himself off the rock face and swings as he unfurls a part of the portaledge. At one other level, he’s sitting inside his hanging tent, trying down, questioning if he dropped one thing.
“Establishing camp be like . . .,” Vanhee wrote in his video’s caption, adopted by a string of hashtags.
Watch climbers arrange camp on El Capitan’s Daybreak Wall right here:
Yosemite’s El Capitan is the notorious location from the rock-climbing documentary Free Solo. In Free Solo, Alex Honnold climbs the Freerider route up El Capitan with out ropes or security gear. The Daybreak Wall documentary exhibits the outstanding ascent of Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson up El Cap’s Daybreak Wall.
Does this appear like a superb evening’s sleep to you? Fairly certain I wouldn’t sleep a wink.
