Josh Cook: On Developing Crags, Self, and the Next Generation
The drill whirls about in place, boring into the soft limestone. Fine grit clouds kick out at the edges of the hole, puff, puff, puff. The walls echo with the ricochet of millions of years of solidity grinding back into individual particulates. Water droplets sizzle on stone from sweat trickling down forearm and dripping off … Continue reading Josh Cook: On Developing Crags, Self, and the Next Generation
Aaron Gerry 