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A sunny Sunday is a great time to go for a walk... on a Slackline.

Just visiting the family in Houston and thought I bring a little slacking.

Here's a little backyard slacking, it's around 40ft high and 55 foot long.

Here are the highlines in the hidden valley at the 2004 PBB. I was lucky enough to get a shot at walking them.

Justin Collins logging in some serious air time while slacklineing. This shot was actually taken with him on the way down. Crazy kid.

Metolius Sean rigged these 2 highlines for the PBB. The upper line is 75' long and the lower one is 95'. Sean is as comfortable on highlines as most people are on lowlines. He even busts airs...SICK! photo:NFC

Metolius Sean busts out a one legged stance in the morning sun on a 75' long highline... you know- to relax. photo:NFC

For smooth, full flavor, Larry goes sidewaze on Scott Balcom's 11/16" surf line. At the PBB in the Slackline Bros. camp. photo:NFC

My roommate, Greg, on the slackline we put up next to our residence hall. We're just starting to get used to it.

Slackline Bros. had a couple of lines set up at the PBB again this year. Snapped a few random candids. No idea who the dude is.

Slackline Bros. had a couple of lines set up at the PBB again this year. Snapped a few random candids and this is one that turned out well.

when I herd that I was going to my grandparents,I just had to bring the slackline. They have trees all over thier yard. The line is 6' ft off the ground.

A Harpe-sit on a 60' line. This is another great slackline pic that will probably get voted into obscurity by people who don't slack. CHill/photo:NFC

Justin Collins standing tall on "Kid Gap" in southern cali. The gap is 60 feet of freedom.

This is a kool shot my buddy dave took of me walking "Kid Gap" in southern cali.

This is a shot of me Justin Collins walking "kid gap" at Ortega Highway in southern Cali. The gap is 60 feet.

One of the great shots Chris Carpenter took of me slackin' on the Black Rock Playa.

tevor slackline walking for the first time.

Slacklining inside gets old very quickly. So, what better to do than set up a line out in the snow? Well, it turns out snow is pretty cold on bare feet. Crazy, huh?

Another pic of the first session, getting a few steps down and the whole balancing thing.

This is picture taken at a park in North Calgary where we set up a short slack line on April 8/04.

Here I am walking the slackline after school.

Just putting my feet on the slackline...

A spider on 1" web, crosses into the Monkey's mouth. This shot was taken from the ledge at the start of the "Pioneer Route" about 150' below the highline. photo: Marty Marthaler

Had a great time slacking late at night with a bonfire to return to after eating it into the snow. I thought this shot was nicely timed. Travis took several nice falls caught on camera, and we all added a few craters to the packed ice field around the line.