Schedules US State Dept. It's 10 a.m., it's chilly, and the climbers at Miguel's Pizza Restaurant and Climb Shop greet a day of hanging from sandstone cliffs. One tugs surgical tubing to stretch his shoulders. Another walks a slack line, a 50-yard tightrope stretched between trees. A few others jump on a trampoline.
Heads poke out of tents.
Somebody's washing breakfast dishes in the cast-iron sink. It's pretty cool. Sometimes we won't get out of here until 1 o'clock. Today, Ditto and his friends will try Hominy Hole, a route they've never seen before. They grab their gear and pile into a minivan that has no back seats.