Chill setting out on this instant classic highline. Photo: NFC

Mitch leading a climb we found on the rightside of the road on the way to Gemini Bridges or the Crackhouse.

View of our camp in Bride Canyon near Gemini Bridges. We tried to climb a dirty, nasty chimney seen in the middle of the tower but had to retreat 30 feet from summit. . . next time.

View of Bride Canyon near Gemini Bridges. The Bride is the rightmost tower, you can see she is holding her bouqet, with a cool line to a small, airy summit.

The La Sal mountains and Behind the Rocks form a senic background as Larry walks a 95' highline at Gemini Bridges. photo:NFC

You must become one with your surroundings.

Larry leg wraps the line when he falls, can you say "pass the package"? photo: Wane Bower / Moab Outback

This highline really got me in touch with my sensitive side.

CHill dialling in a full foot hook knee drop. Photo: NFC

A nice fall afternoon is always good for a slack session. (sorry coldclimb) photo:Wane Bower / Moab Outback

Larry spent all day highlining, how boring! He should have gone climbing.

Larry opened his birthday present 6 weeks late, but he still enjoied it.

This was a fun little highline my buddy Jim Hearst set up a couple of years ago. Dean Potter soloed it right before I sent it... with a leash. Photo: Brett Schreckengost

CHill putting a light touch to the slackline.

Taping a 95 foot highline can make one parched.

Beer in air. Eyes on beer. Umm beeeerrr.

My buddy Andy from Telluride stopped by after a burn at the Crack House and desided to give the highline a try.

Sending the dork stand in style.

this was my first time at crackhouse...what a great time. pic taken by matt with a nikon coolpix 3100. ill be back.

Larry winds up for his next trick, warming up for the highline. photo:NFC

To float on your kneez, you must think light fluffy thoughts. CHill/photo:NFC

To the untrained eye, there is no movement, skill, or climbing in this photo. Larry warms up at Gemini Bridges. photo:NFC

Taking a break while taping the highline.

Larry working a 95' highline at Gemini Bridges. Photo: NFC

Showing movement and skill in a slackline picture can be difficult.