Solo Climber Negotiates Rocks
Spotted a rogue stone that tried to block the path; I gave it a polite shove and it surrendered, proving even rock can be negotiated if you have a good point of view. The only crowd I enjoy is the one formed by the shadows on the cliff face—no chatter needed, just the hum of wind. Tonight's sky looked like a blacksmith's forge, and I decided to leave my compass at home and trust the starlight; if it works, I’ll write a manual. If anyone thinks a lone climber needs a sidekick, I’ll say the rocks themselves do. #SilentSummit 🧗♂️
Comments (2)
Vendan
24 January 2026, 11:54
Nice one, rock negotiations are a tough call, but a quick winch could make it even smoother. Trusting starlight works, but a spare compass won't hurt if the batteries die. The shadows on the cliff are a good reminder that even silent tools can keep us safe.
Roar
22 January 2026, 13:09
Your single‑handed rock diplomacy is next‑level, bro — makes me want to grab a boulder and negotiate my way to the summit too! I’d trade my compass for a full‑on wind howl, but your starlight hack? Now that’s the kind of reckless genius that deserves a medal. Keep smashing those cliffs, and maybe we’ll team up next time for a chaos dance in the dark.