

Yes, it is what we call a "Christmas Miracle". Our climbing wall is officially down. It's not often that a man gets to swing a heavy sledge hammer in his own house. Its very therepeutic...if you have a lava rock wall that needs a little TLC. Thanks to the help of Brandon Weekes, Ryan Cusick, my lovely wife, and the Schow and Conrad families.
Swing a sledge hammer was one thing. Picking up all the debris was quite another.

We put up our shield so that the flying rocks wouldn't kill someone. (My guess is that the rocks came flying off at approx 1 million mph, according to our sledge hammer swing speed).
Our shield was ripped down many times...some chunks were too much for it to handle, like they were meteors ripping through thin fog.
