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Killer SkyHalf the fun of Killer! The ride down! At the bottom, you've got one of the best rope swings around. Seen the locals giving their 3 your old the rope swing ride! (photo from Paul - Thanks)
Submitted by: bluesky on 2006-05-31
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Col ClipsCol crimping as she makes a clip on this fun line. Thanks to johnh for snapping the shot.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2006-05-31
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John Pulling PocketsJohn (johnhennings) pulling pockets on Elmo's Fish. Light is a bit harsh, but great climbing.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2006-05-31
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John CrushingJohn (johnhennings) crushes the bulge moves on Elmo's Fish
Submitted by: bluesky on 2006-05-31
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Rapping to Chasm ViewPic of me rapping Cables. Long day back in '98. Coming off of D7 and summit.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-25
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Made in the SunWatching friends climbing at the Creek. Red rock, blue sky, lines into the sky!
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-25
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BananasSome things don't change with age ;) Still crazy after all these years :0)
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-25
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Col Sending on Ship's ProwMy cutie sending the 'Standard Route' on Ship's Prow on a nice fall day ('04).
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Clouds on Whisper to a ScreamMy friend Claudia climbing Whisper to a Scream, one of her first 11+ leads.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Climbers as SpecksThis shot is taken across the valley from Athabasca by a visiting German of our party on the Silverhorn in August of 2003.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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AthabascaA good overview shot of Athabasca. Taken in August 2003.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Sending in der dat Chicken Hat pt. 2Climbing Purple Galaxy in my Chicken Hat in honor of Joolz. Crankin a move with Trumpet Face.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Sending in der dat Chicken Hat pt. 3Smiling due to Jugs. Climbing Purple Galaxy in the Chicken Hat in honor of Joolz! Pic by john
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Sending in der dat Chicken HatClimbing Purple Galaxy in the Chicken Hat in honor of Joolz!
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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On YellowbeardA nice line, a fun day, a nice day out with friends and a good send.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Sig SauerAnother pic of me on Sig Sauer, more of a full view of this line at Pistol Whipped.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Twisting UpPic of me on Sig Sauer. Sweet line at Pistol Whipped. This is just before the business.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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Butt Shot (But it's a Splitter)Pic of me on Sig Sauer, I did some damage - on my fingers. Sweet splitter line on the sunny end of Pistol Whipped.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-10-13
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The Big PictureHopefully this image gives some perspective to Killer. She is one long, pumpy and brilliant line. Here I'm breathing through the pump a clip before the anchors.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-05-20
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Firing for crimpsAddiction is a stellar line with amazing movement. I'm shown here in the crimpy lower section. The mid section involves BIG fun moves and the top some delicate climbing. Sinks classic.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2005-05-20
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Box Canyon from Mt. RichtofenThis is the view down from the upper slopes of Mt. Richtofen. A peak just South of Lake Agnes near Cameron Pass on the Northern end of the Never Summer Range. I had bivied on the top of the peak after climbing it from the Agnes side the night before. I hiked down into Box Canyon and back out around to Thunder Pass, American Lakes and back to Agnes. This little Canyon is an alpine wonderland.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-11-11
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Lynn Hill and JesseRan into Lynn Hill at the Monastery back in 2001. It was a great experience and as you can tell from the photo, I was as excited as a little kid to meet one of my all time favorite climbing heros. She was down to earth, nice and climbed pretty well too. In fact she cruised on of my recent projects in smooth style.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-11-10
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Dan Staring Down Finger RipperDan firing for the second sidepull on Finger Ripper. Too bad I didn't catch his left hand, would have been a nicer shot.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-11-08
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Night Bouldering on Low Low DownI can never say quit, especially when it's nice out, the headlamp is bright and the circuit of problems has to be sent.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-11-08
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Jesse's OW Butt ShotAn easy practice offwidth that Jeremy showed me. Practicing handstacks without squashing Rogo my photographer.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-11-08
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View of P3 on Kor's FlakeThis stellar routes stellar third pitch is nice and fat. I think I placed four pieces on it - yikes!
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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No mtns, Just MeLike the nose piece? Longest facial hair I've ever had - note how I can't call it a beard :)
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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Another morning view of the NebesnaNotice how it's warm enough down low for lakes to form on the Nebesna's surface.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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Sunrise on the Nebesna GlacierThe Nebesna is the huge glacier that we were deposited on days earlier. It runs many miles North into Canada.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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Morning view lower on Mt. BlackburnHere we have just past the dangerous section of the lower route, ascending below many large seracs on the west face of Blackburn. This is just after the one hour period of twilight during the early Alaskan summer.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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Mt. Blackburn's North RidgeThis is looking south at the North Ridge of Blackburn in late spring of '99. Due to nasty avalanche conditions we didn't ascend above around 11,500 feet on either the North Ridge or a NW spur of that ridge. Barely visible in this photo is our path around the right side of the first obstacle. Once on the slope above we retreated due to suspect slabs in the snowpack. Later on the NW spur we safely released a slide below us, retreating in fear of setting off a slide above us.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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Mt. Blackburn High Camp ViewThis is looking west our high camp around 10,500 feet. Due to nasty avalanche conditions we didn't ascend above around 11,500 feet on either the North Ridge or a NW spur of that ridge.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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View West of BlackburnThis is looking west from the ridge just above our high camp. The relief below us here was intense.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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Aerial View of BlackburnI took this photo from the plane on our trip home. Our attempted route, the North Ridge, is partially obscured by clouds left of the summit plateau.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-29
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BW shot at the TropicsA photo of me bouldering at the Tropics by brit Mark Savage. Sadly the Tropics - a chossy but fun area with seemingly endless traversing has been dynamited due to work on the Soldier Canyon Dam.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Airy View from Greyrock BelayA nice view, and me being a good belayer but a bit antisocial. This is one pitch up on the 'Greatest Route'
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Pinch Overhang - Both Feet OnAnother photo by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch. Here, with Tony and Brian? I'm trying Pinch with both feet on the rock. Yet to stick it this way.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Manteling on Pinch Overhang - 6th photoFinally rolling over into the mantel. I've seen lots of folks who do the mantel different, often straight on with a high step on the sloping shelf below the hand. 6th Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Staring for feet on Pinch - 5th photoLooking for more feet. I pull the mantel by heel hooking out right and rolling over. So my left foot has to come underneath me next. 5th Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Dialing in Pinch Overhang - 4th photoNow I've reached the next handhold and about to get another. Notice how I'm using one of the holds on Mental Standard with my left foot to make all of these moves between the dyno and the mantel easier for myself. 4th Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Feet Back On Pinch - 3rd PhotoOf course I'm not one to campus moves, so here I go pulling my feet back on. 3rd Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Sticking Pinch Overhang - Yes!One of the coolest single moves on rock! 2nd Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Eyeing Up Pinch OverhangPhoto sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang. Here I'm coiled for the throw.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-22
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Sinking into the crack on Bearded CabbageA cold January ascent of Bearded Cabbage. Only Washington climbers were crazy enough this day to lay skin on the rock :)
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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Beginning of P6 on AidHere I'm casting off on Moonlight Buttress' 6th pitch, the sweetest pitch. Endless #1 friends, also ate up 0.5 (pink) tricams.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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Happy Boy on Syke's SickleSyke's Sickle is a beautiful alpine route with a little of everything. Here I'm in my element cruising the lower pitches (P4?).
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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Slabbing on Tabla RasaThis picturesque route climbs a free standing pillar in the main Vestibule of the Monastery. A sweet thin, technical and balancy route to boot!
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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Tony going for a spin on Sonic YouthSonic Youth starts with a powerful roof, here Tony gives it a go.
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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Riding it hard under a wild roofHere I'm throwing down on 'Rode Hard and Put Away Wet.' I never found away to stick the throw, anybody shorter who has done this route have any tips?
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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Got the reach, now what?A contrived problem I've been trying to suss out on the Piano Ridge. I've made the reach to a micro crimp, got to figure out the next move .
Submitted by: bluesky on 2002-08-20
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