[Idol eyes]

Yeah, Is there any???

[Johnny Brown]

There was that ote ting on Baja... guess you mean further south though?

[a dense loner]

you thinkin of the 50 year storm utah?

got some work on the rigs down there idol?

[Idol eyes]

Yeah... the boneyard.
Done Baja,,, was thinking of going back to Rosario for a bit, but flying to Mexico City, going to do the coast on a three monther, then Costa Rica. I will never work on a rig again.
Wanna come???
There is no Info on climbing round here, and can not think of anyone who has been!
Leaving on the 10/12/07.
Ipaxtia looks like Longboard heaven...

[Idol eyes]

Also climbing in Costa Rica,,, any info on bouldery granite/sandstone?
did the fly climb here???

[Idol eyes]

Looks like some amazing stuff in a place called "Pariso Escondido" went on a goose chase looking for "A Wave", got taken to this place, and found a collection of House size boulders, need a bolt gun, going again soon,,, hard Sandstony stuff, possibly welded tuft:

[Jaspersharpe]

Useless Pat, Mexican bouldering, I salute you. 

Merry Christmas mate.

Oh and if you happen to head to the complete other side of the country (unlikely I know!) there are some nice little limestoney type crags on the beach at Tulum on the Yucutan Peninsular that are boulderable. Went there touristing a couple of years ago and couldn't resist pulling on and doing a few moves. Really rough painful pockets but then I wasn't climbing at the time so my skin was girl soft. 

[Johnny Brown]

I will never work on a rig again

You choice or that of 'the management'?

[Idol eyes]

There is almost no bouldering on the west coast, found a highball V5 in Puerto Escondido, Heuvos.
Puerto Vellarta has some Granite, Going to scout Troncones Limestone today, then a sizable swell comes through for four days...
Sin Escallar hombre...

[dave smith]

I don't know about bouldering, but I was there for six months last year and I met some folks who climbed clip-ups pretty regularly. If you're ever near Guadalajara I hear there's loads, and I know for a fact about one crag in a small town called Guzmán. If you get to Guzmán, head to the nature park (it's pretty easy to find) and ask someone to point you towards 'Los Compadres' - Two really cool looking pillars of rock next to each other. These two have some bolted routes on them, but from what I remember it's pretty easy. Just watch out for bees' nests in the hand holds!

[Idol eyes]

Nice one, just been near there, only got two weeks left here.... but coming back.

[dave smith]

Wicked! Unfortunately I can't put you in touch with any climbers – it's been too long! But, head to Guzmán, and either: Go to a bar called 446 - there's a couple of folks who work behind the bar who climb. Or better, in the University there, there's a climbing wall. These don't really exist much in Mexico, so you're guaranteed to bump into some good lads. Brush up on your spanish!