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This is a picture ~T~ took of me, at the Smith Rock gathering I was really havin' a great day! I can't wait to get back there. Photo by Nikegirl

This is vintage Andria - regaling us with tales of another day of conflict.

You can even see the battle wounds on her legs!

I love this photo because she is dressed in her beloved "Andria Suit".

You can click here to celebrate the life of Andria Ligas.

Here we have Andria heading out for another great day on the rock.

I don't know what adventure we're going to share together, just that I know we're going to have fun!

It is the joy that Andria found in her climbing that I remember most fondly.

You can click here to celebrate the life of Andria Ligas.

This picture was taken last summer, when my friend Micah and I climbed Cathedral Peak. In retrospect, we should have soloed it, and saved ourselves the trouble of all the gear. But, it was still fun, and we were happy to have the rope when descending Eichorn, the second objective of the day.

A picture of me from 6 months ago for my profile. I'm waiting until after christmas to get my new camera.

This is my profile picture.Areas I climb: Seneca/Franklin/Ralph Stover/Big Schloss/White Oak Falls/Little Stony Man/Sugar Loaf Mt/Great Falls/Carderock/

This is me with my Thai "grandma". She is helping to perform a Bai Sri ceremony to keep me safe during my travels.

This is a photo of my three girls and I, along with some of my gear. The girls names are Isabelle, Lilli, and Franny. All regular climbers at Rock of Ages Climbing Gym in Grand Junction, CO.

I found this photo kicking around somewhere - I don't even remember if I took it or not!

Vintage Chongo.

MMMMMMM - MM!

Piton Beer!

Brewed in Castries, St. Lucia, W.I.

Like Victor Kiam, I liked the beer so much, I bought the company!

I.P.O. coming out spring 2003. Serious inquiries only, please.

[Photo taken on a recent business trip to Bridgetown, Barbados where I got the new labels printed.]

Este es un mapa de como llegar a potrero chico desde el centro de monterrey no es un explicito mas si ayuda.

I attempted to describe most of myself in one photo since I just got my digital camcorder and I have no digital pitures of me climbing yet. The result was a lot of clutter and an unaesthetic hozer playing guitar. Included in this photo is some climbing, paddling, telemark, and snowboarding gear, as well as a box full of topo maps and two pneumatic cannons. If I where to try this stunt again I think I would take a picture of a grape... No, a soy bean with a halfro.

Sorry I don't have any digital climbing photos yet, this picture is from my camcorder. Basically, this is my third pneumatic cannon I have made, and as the name suggests it uses pressurized air to launch projectiles of various sizes large distances. Here it is shooting a golf ball (which cleared the school ground and traveled about 400m) *No children, elderly, banyan trees or Arraigns have been harmed in this sport.

Sorry I don't have any digital climbing photos yet, this picture is from my camcorder. Basically, this is my third pneumatic cannon I have made, and as the name suggests it uses pressurized air to launch projectiles of various sizes monumental distances. Here I'm lobbing a can of pop. My long-term goal is to break the sound barrier by projecting a cow or a tub full of swine of estimated mass a hippo-and-a-half (Yummmmmmmmm, swine). Of course, these will be flight capable livestock with wings, rocket powered appendages, or capes; so there is no worry about them getting puddingasized on the landing.

It’s all the rage. My newest pneumatic cannon decided to see if one young cucumber was up to the challenge. The challenge to joist Lord Beaverbrook High School at 350 fps! The results, a hole through the brick wall and one proud cucumber (I wish). Now I need to get hold of a scanner so I can get some climbing pics onto here (I have no digital ones).

This is the school photo taken of me and I intend to use it as my profile pic. Not the best, but I don't have a digital camera and it's the best I've got right now.

Esta foto es un mapa de la huasteca. Ahi vienen una de las principales paredes de la huasteca.

Abbie (litlabbs) Hodgson on an early morning drive to hit an ABS comp 3 hours away. Photo by Mark Feenstra

This was taken in the Mt. Baker, Washington area durng the winter season of 2001/2002.

Okieterry following last pitch of the Rostrum North Face Route in Yosemite Valley. Picture taken by Jimmy Forester. Fun climb and good start to our week of climbing in October 2001.

Starting up Caught Inside on a Big Set (5.10b) in the bighorn mating grotto in the Wonderland of Rocks at Joshua Tree. Pancake Tom is also caught with a big rack although I seem to recall being glad to have all the gear.

This is a photo of me taken on a backpacking trip in the Sierras in August 2000.

This is Curt Shannon in Scotland a couple of years ago. Still look the same now--just dryer.

i really don't have 60 characters worth of stuff to say about a picture of myself...maybe when i figure out how to actually put this on my profile i wont have to waste space with 60 characters of a description of me, obviously, wearing a pick shirt. there. thats 60.

This is one of our family pix that I wanted to put up on the site. This will be my new profile shot (I needed a new one). Hunter is almost 20 months old in this shot.