I Took My Wife Rappelling Down a Frozen Limestone Cliff

This started as a birthday adventure and probably should’ve stayed a summer idea. That’s the mother of my children stepping over the edge of a frozen cliff. I’m the one who set the anchors and rigged the rappel, so yeah, that responsibility sits pretty heavy once the wind picks up and your hands stop working properly. In the summer this would feel routine. In winter, with frozen gear, stiff ropes, and ice everywhere, routine disappears fast. You don’t need to be a climber to watch this. If you like real outdoor days, dumb ideas that turn into good stories, and watching people figure things out as they go, you’ll get it. Nothing dramatic happens. That’s kind of the point. Small things start to matter, communication gets harder, and once you’re off the wall you still have to scramble back out. This channel isn’t about chasing grades or pretending I’m braver than I am. It’s about fun adventures, good judgment (most of the time), and doing things that make regular days a little more memorable. #outdoorlife #adventurevlog This is the playlist you are looing for:    • Trying to Break My Climbing Plateau   0:00 Stepping Over the Edge 0:15 A Routine Plan in Bad Conditions 01:35 Winter Changes the Rules 02:00 Frozen Gear and Lost Dexterity 03:21 Exposure Sets In 04:15 Watching the Wall Above Us 06:29 The Scramble Back Gets Serious 07:07 Why I’m Chasing Experiences Now