Re: Half Dome
Posted: Thu Sep 12, 2013 11:56 am
Hmmm, I guess I would quibble over whether that diving board was really on Half Dome, but I wouldn't put much energy into it.
The second picture is where we took photos from. The ledge visible below is where one of the climbers was standing. Whatever you call it (the spot?), here's the spot I was talking about. Both your second picture and this spot is probably all considered the visor. Regardless, it is cool. I found, walking out to the edge in your second picture, that I got a bit wishy washy on my feet. I'm not usually affected by heights, but here and walking to the edge of Mt. Langley, I experienced it. What I did notice is that if I concentrated only on my feet, then stopped and looked over, the feeling went away and I felt very stable and comfortable 8" from the edge. A mental note for next cliff face I find myself on.
The second picture is where we took photos from. The ledge visible below is where one of the climbers was standing. Whatever you call it (the spot?), here's the spot I was talking about. Both your second picture and this spot is probably all considered the visor. Regardless, it is cool. I found, walking out to the edge in your second picture, that I got a bit wishy washy on my feet. I'm not usually affected by heights, but here and walking to the edge of Mt. Langley, I experienced it. What I did notice is that if I concentrated only on my feet, then stopped and looked over, the feeling went away and I felt very stable and comfortable 8" from the edge. A mental note for next cliff face I find myself on.