Living Life on the Edge, Even During a Pandemic
In the midst of a global pandemic, it is important to have some sort of escape that allows you to get your mind off of things. Rock climbing has become a great way for these students from Missouri Baptist University to get outside and enjoy creation. When they spend time on the rock wall all of the stress from the pandemic goes out the window for a bit.
Missouri Baptist University alum Wesley Smith, from Quincy, Illinois, makes his way to the toughest part of the climb up a vertical rock wall at West Tyson County Park in Eureka, Missouri. Smith, who is currently enrolled at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, was one of several men from MBU to venture out recently for a day of climbing. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Luke Little steps up as Wesley Smith belays. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Luke Little pulls himself up as Wesley Smith belays. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Patrick Griffey hangs onto a cliff with one hand. Photo by Luke Little
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- The view from the photographer. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Patrick Griffey leaps back from wall. Photo courtesy of Patrick Griffey
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- Wesley Smith makes his way up the rock wall. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Wesley Smith takes some time to write about his experiences. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Luke Little climbs as Wesley Smith belays him below. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- A vibrant sunset reflects off of the railroad tracks. Photo by Patrick Griffey
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- Patrick Griffey rappels down into a tunnel. Photo by Alex Menz
