Nat and Pat!
This is Natalie's favorite childhood snack.
What is bell peppers and carrots?
This white powder helps climbers keep their hands dry and improve their grip.
What is chalk?
This popular Vietnamese soup is made with broth, rice noodles, and usually beef or chicken.
What is pho?
These are Nat and Pat's favorite types of food.
What is Japanese, Vietnamese, and Mediterranean food?
This is something that you would find the bride doing growing up.
What is kung fu, gymnastics, or flute lessons?
This is the first country the couple traveled to together.
What is Japan?
This padded piece of equipment is placed beneath climbers to cushion falls.
What is a crash pad?
This famous mountain is Japan's tallest peak and is often covered in snow.
What is Mount Fuji?
This is an herb that Natalie can not live without.
What is cilantro?
What is climbing lore or music?
This is how Nat and Pat met!
What is Natalie asking Pat how to do a climb at a climbing gym?
Unlike top-rope or lead climbing, this style of climbing is done without ropes on shorter walls.
What is bouldering?
This natural phenomenon lights up Iceland's winter skies with colorful displays.
What is the Northern Lights?
This is Pat's option for his last meal.
What is a bowl of pho?
What is sense of adventure and kindness?
This is where the couple had their first date.
What is in Colorado at a ramen restaurant?
This is the term for successfully completing a boulder problem from start to finish without falling.
What is a send?
This symbol appears on Switzerland's national flag.
What is a white cross?
This is Natalie's favorite fast food restaurant.
This is what Pat wanted as his career when he was younger.
This is Nat and Pat's favorite food in Baltimore.
What is "Ebiken"?
In the United States, boulder problems are commonly graded using this rating system, ranging from V0 upward.
What is the V scale?
This famous Irish landmark is said to give the gift of eloquence to those who kiss it.
What is the Blarney Stone?
This is Pat's favorite sweet treat.
What is ice cream?
This is the pet(s) that Pat had growing up.
What are "two rats"?