Photos by slavetogravity

Phil, pulling hard through the crux of pitch 2.

This is Hail Mary Wall.

Simon belays while I climb Roto-Hammer, a fun 5.10c

Here’s Jeremy looking calm and collected while leading the third pitch of Triassic Sands 5.10b

Another Super Duper Topo by Aaron. Enjoy. Try not to get lost.

Another Super Duper Topo by Aaron. Enjoy. Try not to get lost.

Kathrin seconding Wicker Cranium 5.9 Little Testis 5.10b seen on the right.

Simon at the base of Pitch one of Global Warming.

Simon checks out the north face during our approach to Global Warming.

Ted and Lyle trying to out do each other. Lyle clearly wins for a better sense of fashion.

Simon pulling the crux on the second to last pitch of Global Warming.

Simon looking up at the last two pitches and the curx of Global Warming.

The last time I saw Ted pull out his ice axes, we almost got arrested by the CR Rail police. I glad the worse thing I hade to endure this time was having to see his underpants.

Lyle takes aim while I do my best not to flinch during our weekly hard-man training routine

The East Face of Mt. Geryon. Global Warming. FFA. Feb 25, 2004. Aaron Kristiansen, Simon Wedel.

Here’s Simon rapping off the last station.

Here's the topo of the Pleniponteniary. As seen from the base.

Here I am enjoying a little bouldering outside Caracas. I here by claim the first Canadian accent of this problem. (If someone could give me its name, that would be great)

They call this trekking. Here’s a sample of the miles of board walk you’re going to encounter. Note my choice of foot were

I work as a Backcountry Ranger for BC Parks. Here I am out cursen’ in my phat ride. (clam down taxpayers, it’s leased)

This is Chrissy. When not climbing or working, I've spent the last two years in bed snuggled up to this girl.

Here's me. How could you not want to climb with this guy?

This is Hamish bolting Golden triangle.

Here’s the Pine Valley Hut, as seen from the outside. If it’s crowded inside there’s always plenty of room on the deck.

Put wildlife in front of Simon and there's a good chance he's going to feel the urge to poke it. Good thing we didn't encounter any snakes.