Early evening view towards Mont Blanc from Chamonix

It was to cold to swim so I did the next best thing, take pictures. Since it had rained the day before we got there the water was really gushing and the setting was just extraordinary.

Januari 2004 in El Chorro. The last minutes of the day in meditation. Searching harmonie with a nice view. SSSSTTT silence.

The view of Smith Rock from the top, near the parking area. The obvious columns in the middle is the Dihedral area, the next crag to the left is The Christians Brothers, and the crag to the right of the Dihedrals, with the black dots (huecos) is the Morning Glory Wall. Picture taken during a gorgeous, 70 degree, March 11th, 2004.

The sheet spires of La Huasteca amid the rain clouds and mist. 14 Mar 2004

Photo of Bear Creek Spire reflected in Heart Lake on a perfect mid-summer day.

Hiking in to Tristan's Tower at about 8AM. It was a lot darker on the way out. 8PM. Probably the last time I'll ever leave my headlamp behind. photo by tedc.

This is a picture of my dog, he´s having a good time in Fontainebleau, France.

This is a view of Mt-Churup after a day hike acclimatize to the altitude. The altitude of the summit is about 18,000 feet. The lake at it's base is at some 14,400 feet.

again climbing the church ........................photo charles II

This is me climbing a church tower........ photo by Charles II

somethingcreative and littlebilly fooling around in Photoshop. The negative space of littlebilly bouldering.

This is a pic of the mountain (at the trailhead) near sunset, so I'm sorry the pic isn't very clear. I also don't have very much info about this particular mountain, but I will ask my bf (whose screen name is phreakdigital...he was the former manager for the Oregon routes database). If you have any info, pls feel free to update!

View from the Middle Sunset Wall on March 8th 2004.

This is a pic up on Mt. Rainier (near Yakima in Washington State)...I spent this past Thanksgiving Day up there, and it was amazingly beautiful. Someday I hope to get a summit on it :)

This is a pic of Mike out at Shuttle Lake here in Oregon...I love pictures of people who are taking pictures. Anyways, it doesn't really have anything to do with climbing, but its a beautiful pic.

We've all thought it. "What if that little rock was big enough to climb?" Or, "If I was only small enough to climb this!" This is my attempt at achieving that slightly skewed reality that has wandered in and out of my mind for years. In this particular picture, you all get a personal peek at where my mind wanders as I sit here at my computer doing nothing.

We can always dream.

This one is a work in progress. Eventually I planned to have a friend or two sitting around watching, and camp set up next to the mouse, but I lost motivation, so maybe it's stuck like this. We'll see.

The right sections of Poligny (below right) ; Pat climbing a 5c and a 6c. Small picture : the whole crag of Poligny. Photos by Thomas Ribière, February 2004.

The Stockhorn (2,190 m) is a small summit located over the small village of Erlenbach, in the Berner Oberland. Many of its faces are bolted for sport climbing. The east face provides some nice limestone multipitch climb. February 2004. Minolta 600Si + T-Max 400asa. Photo by Thomas Ribière.

Just got done on a trad climb at the Gorge and on my way down. San Diego, CA