Howdy in Colorado

[Speedwagon]

The non-profit I part time work for got a donated bus in the last year, that was converted into a bouldering bus. Needs some work, but it's hanging in there.

This bus has kind of made me want to build up an old bus into an RV, and live in it instead of looking to buy a house in a few years. So I'm probably going to stick around for a bit, digging up information on these things.

-Mitch

 

[Tango-SKO]

Welcome --- And you came to the right place. Lots of other Crazies here! Just read up, do your homework and then...go for it.

 

[milkmania]

Welcome --- And you came to the right place. Lots of other Crazies here! Just read up, do your homework and then...go for it.

present and accounted for:baconflag:

 

[Crazy]

Welcome --- And you came to the right place. Lots of other Crazies here! Just read up, do your homework and then...go for it.

Who you callin' crazy?

 

[M1031A1]

Who you callin' crazy?

 

[karrlot]

What is a 'bouldering bus'?

 

[Speedwagon]

The cow is not normally in there. Chick fil A was out that day with decible, the supercow.

 

[karrlot]

You do rock climbing inside the bus?!

 

[Speedwagon]

In the general sense, yes. Though because it is close to the "ground" and no harness or ropes are used, we refer to it as bouldering.

 

[milkmania]

In the general sense, yes. Though because it is close to the "ground" and no harness or ropes are used, we refer to it as bouldering.

wait a minute..... you hang from the ceiling by your fingers and toes??? without ropes and harnesses?

this won't be happening with this 265 pound fat boy

 

[Crazy]

Is your friend singlle?