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Cortina

Image from Google Ive been in Europe for a month, base jumping and climbing, a trip partly inspired by an invitation to the Cortina inCroda climbing festival in Italy. We started in Switzerland, jumping in Lauterbrunnen, Kandersteg Valley and Walenstadt and then moved over to Chamonix (where we saw Mont Blanc for about two minutes in a four [...]


Jungfrau

Image from Google The Jungfrau jump in Lauterbrunnen is one I have always dreamed of doing. In past visits, I didnt think I was ready for it. It is known for having a short start, 190 meters. This means that you have to exit correctly and get your suit flying immediately because its less than 600 feet to [...]


Lord of the Rings and Climbing

The Dave Graham problem Mithril 8b at Cresciano from Moon Climbing . Periodically I reread the classic fantasy trilogy by JRR Tolkien, The Lord of the Rings. For some reason, this year I was really struck by the impact this book has had on climbing. Granted that climbers can be a nerdy bunch, but a search of route names in the US and abroad shows a prevalence of borrowing that no other work of literature can compare to. In the quite literally Misty Mountains of New Hampshire, route after route was directly


Swiss Fly

Image from Google I spent the last two weeks in Switzerland, flying my wingsuit off cliffs. Sorry for being a little MIA on my blog. Its easy to sink deeper and deeper into base, and sometimes hard to take the focus elsewhere. On this trip, I made several visits to the nearby Kandersteg Valley, which neighbors Lauterbrunnen. I [...]


United Loses BASE Gear

Image from Google (art courtesty of @iamboat) Well, it was a great trip to Lauterbrunnen. So great I didnt even have time to blog about it for the three weeks I was there, because I was so busy flying my wingsuit off giant cliffs and shooting lots of awesome/hilarious (at least to me) video footage. We finally got to [...]