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Jono Shmidt crosses the winter snow of the Annette Plateau on the way to climbing Mt Seally (2600m). The storm soon rolled in dumping some serious snow. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

~~My first Alpine summit September of 2001, Mount Adams, it was a perfect crystal clear day, Bunny -ZEN

In this picture you can see the Humbolt Peak, the second highest peak in Venezuela. 4.962 mts

Approach ladder on the Bugaboos trail. The approach to the bugs.

En la cumbre del Humbolt, podemos ver a de izquierda a derecha: Andrés Guevara "Tupi" (con la bandera de Venezuela), Juan Pablo Herrera, Rodrigo Rojas. Abajo: Endika San Juán.

Desde aquí amanecer visto desde la fila del Pico "EL Toro" hacia el pico Bolívar. Fotografía: Miguel Benejam.

En esta foto aparecen las personas que coronaron el pico Pan De Azúcar (Sierra la Culata-Mérida), en Febrero del 2001. De Izquierda a Derecha: Arriba: Andrés Guevara, Rainer Bostleman, Abajo: Carlos. E Martín, Rubén Campos, Endika San Juán y Francisco Alv

En esta foto podemos ver a Andrés Guevara (Izquierda) y a Juan Pablo Herrera (Derecha) en el descenso del pico humbolt 4.962 mts.(Fotografia de Rainer Bostleman)

Mt. Moosilauke 12.9.01. This is Vanessa (vaness) and Rachel (orestes1724) at the summit.

Early morning just prior to acquiring the Ridge...Our first water break.

Nice and rotten "honeycomb" ice cliff...last words from my belay..."don't fall" I think he almost blew when we topped out. Great Day!

Our Mount Baker high camp again...watching the clouds roll in hoping they don't bring weather...

High camp on Mount Baker,Spent an entire afternoon working the maze of crevasses to make it go...no luck...had to cruze around the upper portion then followed North Ridge... I realize this isn't rock, but I'm working on those pictures.

Cragging around after being turned back from a rotten Route up the Adams Glacier, Mount Adams, WA

Here I am coming around the corner on a ledge. Note the beautiful cliffs in the background, I'm not sure, but I don't think they have been climbed.

Here I am climbing Mount Bogart. at 10300ft it is the second highest peak in the Kananskis area of the Canadian Rockies. It is a semi-technical scramble, but at some places like this it was easier to go straight up. at around 9500 feet and 5 hours tech

atg200 climbing Fletcher Mountain 13,951' in Colorado. The ascent was during a blizzard in January of 2001. Very deep snow made most of the climb character buildingly exhausting.

View of the Jamapa Glacier on Pico de Orizaba taken from near the crater rim. The red peak below is the Sarcofogo. The photo was taken in March in very dry icy conditions-the glacier was suncupped ice with very little snow.

Tomaz Humar doing some really sick dry tooling.

This guy is one bitchin' bad-ass m*therf*cker!

This is Pico de Orizaba from the road leading to the refugio from Tlachichuca. Our driver stopped several times to let us out and take pictures.

Not a typical climb. Most of the route on El Reventador is bushwhacking through jungle like this - sharpen your machetes!

Me catching a quick nap near the summit of Cotopaxi in Ecuador shortly before a storm moved in. You can just barely see Antisana off in the distance.

If there was any doubt that Chimborazo was serious, they were dispelled by the graveyard you must walk through to reach the refugio. The normal route basically climbs the ridge on the left skyline.