Photos by tattooed_climber

avtar pic thingy mo bob???40 yet?

Did this one morning while on the bus to school....

ya, best hellodweeen party costume ever....Oct 28 2006...pic by the lovely and funky missdyno

This was my meal i ate for thanks Giving Breakfast 2006. This area is called the Spit, free camping just off a gravil road and its next to the Squamish River, full of Seals and Eagles flying around (like the one in this pic above the water)

Ross giving me his approval after i lead a full 60m pitch with only 2 cams for pro in the middle of the pitch, both cams were connected via cord and had a screamer....this was a 5.6/5.6 choss pile, we were attempting a link up to R&D to avoid 2 parties of newb whom were taking there sweet time....that big red truck in the back ground is my big massive toyota 4runner on 35s...pic by myself

pffftt.....old pic...my Partner ross enjoying some Guinness (or maybe BIG ROCK's Black amber Ale)pic taken by myself sometime in Jan of 05 at the H.I. Jasper Hostel.

Me on my VERY VERY VERY first Ice climb, some time in December of 2004 or Jan 2005. This is in a SUPER SECRET Climbing location....this was the upper falls (there is three in this area)...its 3 mins from the road and its in BC...thats all i'm pemitted to say, if i say anymore, they'll kill me...Picture by Randy R.

brent_e started a thread about fixing the "floating trigger bar" problem with DMM cams by glueing them....baaaaaaaad...sling 'em!!!!!! this is what i did with my cams

This was the very first route I took a Lead fall on (a #1 FF). Caught by Remi. Over a Year later, Here I am, Cleaning the same mud that peeled my off and resulted in my cheese grating.

Ed Cooper and Jim Baldwin. First Attempt and First Ascent of the Grand Wall, Squamish BC, 1961

Picture by myself on April 23, 2006 with my POS Hp 735.

Picture by myself on April 26, 2006 With my POS Hp 735

(not in picture: crash pad, 2 ropes, 1 tag line, shit loads of bulk webbing and cord, 4 helmets, 3 harness, 7 pairs of shoes, lhotse boots, snow shoes, bolt bag, 3 small hook bags, 2 rope buckets, 1 rope bag, 2 chalk bags, bouldering bucket, booty biners/belay devices, 4 backpacks, 2 msr stoves, mec tent, water filter, etc etc etc etc etc etc) Picture by me.

Yup, another snap shot....yup....thats me.....all about the sex, drugs and rock and roll....is this 40 yet?

This is what killed the route for us. Nick, having climbed this route before, got scared and cried and begged not to lead the next pitch, course, me loving a manky unseen treed ledge as much as the next guy, voted on the bail with nick. But it was still a good day so it didn't matter.

If you climb Trad, you've heard of Pyschological pro right? Well, this is Emothional Pro to help ya stop wussin' out on a lead. An Onsight is just a hug away.

Nick at the top of the Third Pitch of Widowmaker's Arete on Crown Mountain with a good view of Lynn Valley behind him. Photo by myself on Sept 5th 2005

Nick on the Third, this pitch is about 5.5 slab with bad/no pro with afew moves of 5.7 over a small overhanging wall. Pitch by myself on Sept 5th 2005.

Nick gets busy leading the first pitch of Widowmaker's arete. The first two pitches go at 5.8. Photo by myself on Sept. 4th 2005.

The dude with the hawk! I snapped this pic when myself and Nick got to our first good view of Crown Mountain which we attempted to climb its Widowmaker's Arete 5.9 route on Sept. 5th 2005.

From where I took this pitureis a 30 to 40 min hike from Grouse Moutain Village. This is Crown Mountain (1503m/1503ft) it is the closest Alpine Climbing to Vancouver (with a great view of it from the summit) the peak on the left is the Crown Mountain Summit, and the secondary peak is "The Camel" which has many short routes on it ranging from 5.0 to 10a

Nick(graniteavenger) Free-solos the Ridge on Widowmaker's Arete on Crown Mountain (right next to Grouse Mountain Ski Resort of North Vancouver). Picture taken on Sept. 5th 2005 by myself.

Pamarama Ridge is the ridge that leads to the Golden Ears Summit in Golden Ears Provincal Park. There's a North and South 'Ear' I snapped this Pic while I was climbing the second Eastern Facing Glacier on the North Ear. You can see the Emergency Mountain Hut in the middle of the picture with some tents in the area. Photo taken by myself on Aug 6th, 2005.

I quich snap to prove that i was still alive after soloing the two glaciers below me (first was walking, second was equal to WI-1) a 5.8 traverse and 30m 4th to 5.5 to the summiting ridge. Done in alpine style. Taken on Aug 5th of 2005 by myself.

Aaron Misiuk, of Washington leads up Sunblessed (5.10b) Photo taken at afew placements up the 2nd Pitch. Photo by myself.

Climbing with style and to a two camera photoshot (Myself and Slavetogravity), Martin jams and stems off Sunblessed.

One of the worst days for lighting I've ever had in Squamton, Many bad photos, but this one was so bad it turned out good! Aaron (Slavetogravity) Rappin' Ivan Meets GI Joe, Pic Taken just before he requested one of my Hexs to help bash out a wickedly bomber nut placement. The Request was then upgraded to a nice 8 pounder chunk of Granite I Found. Photo by myself on July 10th, 2005. No PS.

How I managed to sling 5.5mm Tech Cord Through 8mm and 7mm holes....I made a Thread on this topic in the TRAD Forum called Slinging Tech Cord through holes bigger than 5.5mm

Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! My Rack! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! Spray! over 40 Characters....

NEW! UBER SUPER TOPOS! Spin off of slavetogravity's SUPER DUPER TOPO's Spin off of SUPER TOPOS (please no one sue anyone!)

These are the Crux Moves for the 1st pitch of Cream of White Mice 5.9 on the Bulletheads in Squamish BC. Photos by slavetogravity, Topo by myself.

This is myself just pulling through the crux which is really quite cool. most of the pitch is slab climbing up the Arete to my left, then as it narrows, follow some non-existant crimps to the finger jamming corner crack. funfun. The crux is wickedly coool! Photo by slavetogravity

this is a pic of a month before she had a heart attack (4 loose rods in the engine just before the crank exploded....she was a great crag assault vehicle and a fun off-road vehicle at stock.....her new sister JILL will be far beyond her..

This was our last day at Smith, me and ross chilled with johnhenry and had some japanese tea, meanwhile 'this' was happening behind us. Photo by myself on April 16th, 2005

A snap of me after Topping out on Super Slab a Must Do for all! but bring two ropes, we didn't, so we had a class 4-5 scramble down plus a 5.7 do get to the trail, then walk down in our cliombing shoes. Super fun slab though. Photo by Ross of April 12th 2005

This was my second lead while at Smith....I think the climb is called Left side crack or something (i'll have to check in my guidebook). I'm not sure if I get the guidebook version, half way up I traversed left to the next crack. Photo by Ross on April 15th 2005

After Ross Seconded Cinnamon Slab when I lead it, he had to lead it for himself. This is Our second Ascent with Ross Leading. Photo by myself on April 12th 2005

Well, we heard about it and read about it. WE WANTED TO DO THE MONKEY. WE got there, we saw the monkey, WE WANT TO GET IT NEXT YEAR. The monkey blew us away, the exposure, the height, the grades (we wanted to do the pioneer route)...another day. Photo by me on April 13th 2005.

Climber's unknown. Picture taken by myself on April 19th 2005.

So this route does have a name...i still don't know it (its in the previous SKAHA guidebook but not the latest). This is me at the belay as Ross seconded up. Pic taken on April 24th 2005 by Ross.

Wicked pic I snapped of my partner on Breezeway in Fern Gully. Pic taken on April 24 2005.

AWESOME, this made my Road trip right here! and this was the last climb of my 2week road trip in April 2005. I have no idea of the climbs name though and its not in Howie's Guide book for SKAHA. its big and you can't miss this crack! Pic taken by my partner Ross on April 24 2005.

My favorite crack on Chatsworth that is FULL of wonderful sandbagged cracks...ALL good quality. Pic Taken by my partner Ross on Aptril 21 2005.

This is of me about halfway up Be Happy on the Another Buttress crag in Skaha. Notice my funky leg warmers. Picture taken by my partner Ross on April 22 2005.

When i was up there, the Queen wasn't in, Inch of water pouring down her and the ice was all soft. BUT! a cool tunnell formed under her. Me and my partner didn't think Maligne was going to be in so we left the ropes in my truck and just took our axes and crampons. I took this pic sometime in Jan 2005.

For the Life of my I can't remember the name of this chunk of Ice. But its just before the Queen. Me and my partner didn't think Maligne was going to be in so we left the ropes in my truck and just took our axes and crampons. These Dudes were just TRing when we walked by exploring the Canyon for Ice to Boulder. I took this pic sometime in Jan 2005.

Here's a very beautiful view of the awesome Mount Robson. This pic was snapped at the Mount Robson Prov Park Rest Stop while I was on my way to Jasper for some Ice. It was a beautiful drive to see some mountains. Picture taken sometime in Jan of 2005.

shot bye slavetogravity....gah, too lazy to link it to his profile...this is for the ink the canadian climbers fund thread...

This is an old train tunnel that was apart of the KVR (kettle valley railway) which is now a famous biking trails. i've done 300km + of the trails. i stopped to check this out on my way to skaha. I'm doing another section of trail (200km) this summer. this tunnel runs under route 3 in princeton, BC. it is 324 metres long, made of cement and theres a 60m iron bridge on the other side. I highly recomend the KVR to all, not hard or even technical biking at all, just fun with lots of cool things to see.

me finishing up 'our' 4 pitch of sunshine Breakfast. i was trying to do a nice technical job at face climbing, but ended up getting frustrated and just smeared all the way up. Photo by slavetogravity

Description: Sunshine Breakfast (5.9) - The Solarium. The we thought we were on was One-Thousand Holds (5.9) but we ended up starting at Fissure Fiend (5.10d) then linking back up with Sunshine Breakfast which was 5 pitches. Photo by slavetogravity