February 24, 2019 - Spring feeling.

With again a beautiful, warm and sunny day, it really feels like Spring has started even though we're only just nearing the end of the Winter.
The birds and animals don't seem to care, and with them, the growing number of visitors of the forest.
Climbing, walking, biking, whatever your thing might be, everyone seems to enjoy the beautiful surroundings in one or another way. Even my teenage son, Anthony, felt like coming with me to join Pieter and Alberto in Rocher de la Reine. The Spring feeling must be boiling in him as well.

I didn't have any projects in mind at Rocher de la Reine, but warming up repeating "Le Dragon du Komodo (droite)" a few times, was a good idea, as Pieter was also able to tick this one off.
Anthony climbed some blue ones with ease, but if he would have been less shy, he definitely would be in for some harder stuff.

After a while, we decided to move down the hill towards the boulder with "D'un Trou à l'Autre", where Pieter and I were able to do a quick send of the shorter "Partie Fine".

Fontainebleau - Rocher de la Reine - Partie Fine 6C(7A)

Soon after, even though surprised, I was able to send the very nice "D'un Trou à l'Autre".
Pieter lacked the energy to link all the moves together, but could do the problem in two overlapping parts.

Fontainebleau - Rocher de la Reine - D'un Trou à l'Autre 7B

We were all running out of energy and played around a bit higher uphill.
For the video, I quickly repeated "Napoléon (assis)" before calling it a day, a beautiful Spring-like one.

Fontainebleau - Rocher de la Reine - Napoléon (assis) 7A(6C+)