Look out Yosemite: Ondra is coming!

Adam.Ondra Bye bye Valley!
1,5 month in Yosemite has come to an end.
A few notes:

Yosemite climbing is hard. Like really hard.
The Free Nose is even harder. Lynn Hill's achievement is one the most radical achievements in the climbing history, in my opinion, still not fully appreciated. Hats off.

The Dawn Wall is the hardest. I am proud to have done it. Possibly my proudest achievement im climbing. Nevertheless, the effort I had to make is incomparable to what @tommycaldwell and @kjorgeson had to go through, not knowing where to climb and if it is climbable. I think they can be way prouder than me for what they did.

El Cap is bad ass. That is the fact. No choss.

what I really like about Adam is that he has a lot of knowledge about not just climbing. So we were discussing, like, the Palestine and Israel relationship, politics, whatever Elon Musk was doing. And of course, two guys on a wall … we talked girls too [laughs].

... pitch 10, and he started climbing, and the protection is not awesome. Actually it’s pretty sketchy. And he’s maybe 10 or 15 meters above me and five or six meters runout, and suddenly three copperheads pop out. Ping, ping, ping! I was thinking, if he falls he’s going to be flying way below me. And it was dark. I didn’t even tell him though, and he got through it.

Even on the last day though, we started in really thick fog. It was drizzling. I think it was pitch 22 [5.10] and it was 100% wet. And Adam was climbing into the fog, and he wasn’t talking. I knew it was serious. He was runout and it was so wet. But again, with Adam I learned that you just be quiet and do your stuff, and he’ll do his stuff. He got through it, but I could feel the tension. And when I jugged up to him, he was almost passing out from how scared he was and how difficult it was.

Exciting things happening...Armed with a 500 meter static rope and a year's worth of speed climbing training. It will be fun to see what goes down

Lots of rope drag?