Photos by magellan

andrew following the 3rd pitch traverse (after broadway) airy and enjoyable

a pic of me coming up the 6th. awesome route, awesome day

July something 2004, We started in the parking lot at 3.30am and summited around 10am via the Upper Exum Ridge. Routfinding wasn't too difficult. The whole experience...... hard to explain. This is a view looking south, but a camera never does it any justice.

Awesome route. THis is me leading the 5th pitch just after the crux. Self pic (turned out ok). In the back-ground Andrew belays. Behind him, some exposure, a beautiful canyon, with a beautiful river running through it out to a beautiful lake. Teton NP is a hard place to beat. Days like that are forever imprinted.

Feb 5th 2005 Andrew leading out on the 8th pitch of Black Orpheus. Awesome route, awesome place, awesome company. We topped out at dusk and had an eventful decent. We had headlamps, a topo, the place to ourselves, but no clue otherwise. What an epic- it was a great day.

July 2004, We had the privilage of frequenting Death Canyon that summer. This is Andrew belaying me (sans shoes) on the third pitch of Caveat Emptor. Another classic next door- The Snaz. Both classic, both spectacular. A great summer

July 2004, Andrew and I had just come off Wall Street after doing the Lower Exum. We were inspired to do this route after having been up the week before ans summiting via. the Upper Exum, I took this shot looking west right around the rangers hut. We started the route around 1pm and decented via headlamps from the saddle.

Feb 5th 2005, awesome day in Oak Creek Canyon, Black Orpheus 2nd pitch

I'm not exactly sure the name of this area, but it was close to the Sydney Zoo. Obviously by the water, sydney opera house in the background.

on our way down to -eyes of the world 5.11a- a popular lower devils canyon climb

On top of the Grandfather Hobgoblin. The few bolts on the route are quite old and dodgy looking. Very windy on that particular day. Fun, long climb!

the trip down to lower devil's canyon is well worth the day, though, two days is better. So many great climbs down there.This is me sitting on top of the totem pole, 5.10d/511.a depending on who your talking to. A classic!