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TR: Popping the cherry

Easter Sunday dawned and I was on the road early for my mission to pop my cherry. Yep, that’s right, it was time and the goddess was calling.


Personal Ad — Celebrate the Goddess

Time to lighten up a bit. All that accident analysis writing and pondering worked me. So, I’ll take some shortcuts today – both in length and depth (that’s what…oh, nevermind). My friend Peter Haeussler, who introduced me to the fun scale, was cleaning-up his office the other day and found a personal ad that he’d [...]


This weekend's two-fer: Marmot Pass Hike and Exit 32 sport climbing

That's a view of the Olympics from the false summit below Buckhorn, and just up from Marmot Pass. Breathe deep, and you can almost imagine the crisp, clean air way up there. This was a fun, busy training weekend. I'm getting ready for my four day mountain skills course this weekend (I'm super, incredibly, excited) and wanted to get in a two-fer this weekend. I had originally considered some ambitious solo goals, but ultimately have too many friends that I want to spend some time with before some additional


A short list of thank you's

I'm just about to hit "publish post" on a little photo trip report from this weekend, but I'm multitasking tonight. Specifically, I'm washing dishes, unpacking from my last trip, doing laundry, packing for my next trip, recovering from getting my first round of vaccinations for out-of-US-travel (more on that next week), paying bills, cleaning my apartment, crafting an expedition plan for my next big project -- Mount Gear -- in my living room, and, if I'm lucky, getting my quarterly taxes done before the


Sharma Climbs Pachamama - F9a+

On Friday the 29th of May Chris Sharma succeeded on his project at Oliana Spain. The route is now named Pachamama and Chris estimates the grade as hard F9a+. The name, Pachamama, refers to a goddess revered by the indigenous people of the Andes, roughly the equivalent of our Mother Earth.