Photos by yannbuse

I have bee trying to figure out some way of efficiently wearing a rack and working with one. Here i am frustrated, again.

I think we were at the top of the last pitch of 'into thin air'. Although most accidents happen on the descent, man do i love zipping down the rope

Myself and my climbing partner Jeff (wormly81) taking a picture of one of the few moment we are together on multi-pitch

My poor companion, Doulo, was struggling hard on the last two or three hundred meters before the summit of Mt. Blanc. It was his highest peak yet, after accomplishing Rainier. Just to show that Mt Blanc shouldn't be taken lightly, our faces experienced harsh wind burn and frostbite, Doulo had it the worst. Nonetheless he was a good sport, summitted and had a few beers at the bottom.

This picture was taken at the same time as my picture of L'Aiguille Verte. I must say on top of L'Aiguille Verte really gives you a good vantage point to check the peaks and some great views. Too bad for the crowd of climbers that overrun it. Either way, this peak is a long term goal of mine... one day....

The weather was not great, but we were not the only ones on this route. An hour or two after this shot was taken, the weather got worse and hail hit us hard for about 20 min. Nonetheless, had a sweet sweet time on the rock.

This picture is of the first close up view of L'Aiguille de L'M we had during the approach. This climb was one of my first multi-pitch trad experiences, and I guess this view got my adrenaline going, seemed like a hot peak, and it is.

This picture was taken by my partner Pikey when we stopped for a quick brake at the emergency refuge below the Mt. Blanc. This was my first attempt and success, and it was a definite battle. I had never been at such altitudes and it played a toll on my performance. Either way, great experience, i was 18 leading the climb and fell in love with the massif.

Beautiful day to go climbing, this picture is of myself finishing the first pitch (if you can see me, i'm tiny in the pic) of raubenheimer special. Best part is that since we always go doubles, we had a sweet rappel down.

My parnter jeff and i love big rappels, and we go on doubles, so as i go over the top here, the rappel takes us straight to the bottom!

I can't climb the buddha, but i wanted to see if i can get on it. And i could, the only problem was that was about it. So have a chuckle at me struggling.

We saw this route, and thought, man that looks awesome. And it was. There seemed to be plenty of options climbing this route, making all the more enjoyable when you do it a couple times. This picture is of my climbing partner Jeff moving over the crux, and i'll add, he did so very smoothly. way to go jeff! p.s. it was unclear what route this was, we believe it was cc

This is me hard at work making sure the passage into the V is safe. Two minutes later it started pissing down and decided to call the climb off. gutted.

After the weather turned for the worst, we decided to get some boudlering done before leaving the gunks. This is me fooling around on the rock

This is my good friend andrew doing a dyno for his right hand (hes short) while at the same time slipping on his left hand. Short but as strong as an ox he nails the route.