"Don't worry about me, you can do this!" Sean hollered in agony. I was petrified to look down, I was up 14,125ft in the air, without any safety equipment. It was crucial finding thin empty spaces for my thick and numb fingers to slip into. Sean and I have been best friends since middle school, and we have a devotion to rock climbing. You could say we're adrenaline junkies. We both wanted to free climb Savage. Known for it's steepness and deadly climate, proudly standing at a staggering 28,251ft. Only 280 people out of thousands have actually climbed. We started our journey at 6:30 a.m. to climb the base. The base was hot and humid surrounded by fresh, eloquent grass. We saw White tailed-deers walk freely and squirrels
