Photos by camerona91

Adam, Shawn and Lee rappelling off of Wapiti Mainline. I was a few seconds slow with my camera. I missed getting Adam in the middle of the pitch.

Chelsea traversing on the wet 7th pitch.

Chelsea leading pitch 4 of the Wapiti Mainline. Her first sport lead!

Nomash Slab as seen from approach trail. Home of Wapiti Mainline.

Chelsea seconding the right crack of The Alexis Cracks. The sky really was this blue! I didn't adjust the saturation levels. I think the electrical tower makes it look almost like the classic Eiffel Tower picture.

On the ledge before the crux move of Burgers and Fries.

At the top of Stumps, 5.8 trad at Neat and Cool in Squamish.

Me leading the Laughing Crack at Smoke Bluff Wall in Squamish.

Just thought I'd put this picture up to show where the route goes. It is easy once you are there-just follow the bolts. Easy 5.7 with good rests and bolting stances. Good first lead. Mike Wardlaw leading. In blue is Cosmic Debris, 5.9. Pink is another bolt line. 5.8 or so.

Me fighting it on Sunday Snooze. The route was a bit muddy due to it being early season. I was sick too. Blah. Interesting and tricky route.

Cameron Adam nearing the top of the route ar Flemming Beach. A fun little climb. Slopers, crimps and jugs.

Ian MacMillan below the crux of a hard problem at Flemming Beach. March, 2007.

Chelsea framed by the stormy evening sky at Flemming Beach minutes before it started pouring rain.

Lie backing on Psycho Babble (5.9) at Nanaimo Upper Deck in January! Crack was wet inside so no leading...

Islandclimber (Cory) top roping Bat Shit (5.10a) at Upper Deck in Nanaimo.

Chelsea climbing in the rain at Flemming beach. Wet slopers and foot holds made the 5.9ish route feel a lot harder.

Photo of the start of the trail for the ice box at Mt Arrowsmith, Port Alberni, Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada.

Picture of me on top of Pointes do Mourti in Switzerland.

Adam climbing at the ice box.

Cory lying in the snow attacking the snow.

Cory (island climber) belaying me on the Emerald Wall. UNfortunately I didn't finish the route as a copperhead blew and we were running out of light.