Betsy Manero has spent most of her life skiing tight trees and climbing wet rocks in the North East. After finishing her Media Studies degree at Vermont's Saint Michael's College, she joined the great migration west and found herself living the dream in Jackson Hole.
Anyone who has spent time climbing in New England has probably heard the word “seep.” You know, like, “That crack will seep for days after it rains!” or “Wow, this wall is still seeping, and it’s been dry out all week.” This summer was especially seepy. I found myself dragging my shiny, new Mammut 9.5 […]
