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Photo was taken from Riegerovy sady. I overlaid three exposures to get the dynamic range needed to show the city and the eclipse itself.

My first offset that's not a jazz bass and my first baritone guitar.

I was super excited when it got announced, so I went to the guitar store the first day it was in stock. It will fit in nicely between my Paranormal Troublemaker Tele Deluxe and my older Squier Jazz Bass V.

I went with the oxblood so it could fit in better if I ever get into metal. I hope that it will open up a new perspective with the tonal range overlapping the bass and guitar so well.

Maybe even allowing me to cover both roles in our family jams with one instrument.

Would you say that the DiHydroHomie is the final form? Or is there a possibility of getting a hydration pack and ascending to the TriHydroHomie level?

This moka pot got hit by a 10kg limestone block that fell off the cliff we were climbing. The pot suffered a direct hit. We expected it to be completely flattened. It took the hit surprisingly well.

Would you replace it due to the lid damage?

This moka pot got hit by a 10kg limestone block that fell off the cliff we were climbing. The pot suffered a direct hit. We expected it to be completely flattened. It took the hit surprisingly well.

Which coffee maker is your favorite for cragging?

I am currently mostly sport climbing, as you can probably tell from the draw lengths and the cams and brassies being very fresh.

The first trad gear I got were the alu nuts. I use them to fill in the sparse bolting common in my country. The blue offset has already saved me from a ground fall. I later got the hexes (30% off) when I have encountered placements too large for the nuts.

I am looking to expand my skill set into proper trad this season. So when I received my OT pay, I decided to get the cams and brass nuts I have been eyeing for a year.

How would you rate this rack? I'm looking forward to adding some wear to the fresh gear.