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21st June 2008

Boulder

I'm in Boulder, Colorado. Just mention the name and most people have an idea of the place and the societal meaning. Hippies, athletes, the University, lots of tech, and of course the odd bi... Read more »

10th June 2008

A good send in Scotland

My bud Sonnie Trotter finally sent Rhapsody (edit, brain junk), which is a really hard trad (meaning no bolts) line over in Scotland. If you haven't been following ... Read more »

3rd June 2008

One Truth: #1

Title a blog entry, "One Truth," and readers will likely be expecting something monumental. After all, successful religions have been started with far less. I often read corporate mission st... Read more »

26th May 2008

Bouldering and Home Renos

Who knew that home renos and climbing go together so well? I've been bouldering a ton lately, as the weather is junk and my project route is likely underwater to the second or third draw. Th... Read more »

20th May 2008

Some very cool photos

A friend of mine, John Harlin, sent me a... Read more »

9th May 2008

Spring Snow, knee

I've been outside climbing a bunch--perfect spring days, nice temps, loving it. And then it started to rain on Tuesday or so, still OK just not great conditions. Yesterday I woke up to a cou... Read more »

5th May 2008

How many times?

How many times have I worried about whether to go climbing or not because of some seemingly important event that somehow meant I maybe shouldn't go climbing?And how many times has that event... Read more »

28th April 2008

North Face of Tang Keng Poche goes down

This spring two of my buds went over to Nepal to climb a new line on the south face of Annapurna, and decided to warm up with a quick trip up the North Face of Teng Kang Poche. I was over th... Read more »

21st April 2008

Climbing area review

I am so psyched to climb that I can barely stand it. My knee is totally jacked (meniscus tear) which makes it a little more difficult, but the rest of my body is good so I've been out on the... Read more »

10th March 2008

Wapta in a day: chasing the “A.M.s”

I first went up onto the Wapta Icefields when I was 12 or so. It was a powerful experience; big terrain, cold, warm huts, good people, all the things I like. I've been back up there a half-d... Read more »

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