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Less windy but moist snow to high levels

Coire an t Sneachda Scoured in many areas - moist snowpack and getting colder tonight and tomorrow.


Kwik Klips!

Were in Lake Tahoe today, again,  it was time for another long stretch of rest and this place is just so chiiiillllllll, not to mention downright beautiful!  Our Canadian friend Paul Bride flies in tonight so we pick him up in Scaremento before heading back.  I think well do 3 or 4 days rest before [...]


2011 Reel Rock Film Tour Kicks Off Tonight

Image from Google A look at the 6th edition of the Reel Rock Film tour which kicks off tonight 2011 Reel Rock Film Tour Kicks Off Tonight from Climbing Narcissist Become a fan of ClimbingNarc.com on Facebook Related posts: 2011 Reel Rock Film Tour Flimmaking Contest Reel Rock Film Tour Coming To An Area Near You 2011 Reel Rock Tour Website Unveiled 2010 Reel Rock Film Tour Paul Robinson Update Video-ish Friday: 2010 Reel Rock Film Tour DVD 2010 Reel Rock Film Tour Trailer 2009 Reel Rock Filmmaking Contest Now Open Vote In


Expedition Impossible Episode 2 Is Tonight

Image from Google The second episode of ABC's summer reality show Expedition Impossible is set to air tonight, and I know that some of you, like me, enjoyed the first episode and are looking forward to the race continuing. With that in mind, I have a few links to share this morning that fans of the show might really enjoy. First, we have a great post from Eric Weihenmayer on his BlindVision Blog in which he gives a peek behind the curtain and shares some details of what really went on during the race. If you're watching the


update from 14K

Image from Google Seth Hobby called in from 14K tonight. He was hanging out in one of the AMS posh's (kitchen tent) relaxing after dinner with several other AMS guides and team members. Seth said that his team as well as every other AMS team was looking super solid. Todd and Todd's crew were on their way to 17K as we were talking. I'm not sure what Todd's plans are. Weather is good in there now. The move from 14 to 17 is a long and hard one. Depending on weather and how every one is feeling tomorrow will determine whether


Update from 11,000'

Image from Google AMS Guide Lisa Van Sciver from the Team Norsk Expedition called in tonight from the 11,000' camp. They are have set up their tents and are all settled in, they will be there for 2- 3 nights. She reports that they have been traveling in white-out conditions on the Kahiltna Glacier. There is about 10 inches of fresh snow on the glacier, which is manageable trail breaking. All is well with the team. She also told us that the AMS 5/16 Passey Expedition is at the 11,000' camp as well. They are doing well and


5/2 Expedition, Larry Holmgren

Image from Google Larry Holmgren just called in about an hour ago. (1:30 PM) from Denali Pass. They are on their way to the summit/cumbre/acme/zenith/pinnacle/tip top. He didn't say what time they left camp, but he said they are doing great and were going to keep going. The weather is really good up high right now. There are some low level clouds but that's about it. If I had to guess I'd say they are about an hour from the Football field. They may or may not check back in tonight, so don't wait up for for an update. Denali


Will Levandowski Operation Smile Climb/ World Record

Starting tonight and continuing on Thursday, Will Levandowski, a local climber, will attempt to transform a lowly stretch of Flagstaff sandstone into an arena of world-class proportions. Jenn Fields, a writer for the local paper, has a great article that explains everything. I first encountered Will a couple of years ago when I was doing a warm-up session below Beer Barrel Rock and noticed someone climbing the same problem again and again on the formations known as the Mugs. I thought it was curious and


Report from Carl on Bristly Ridge

Image from Google Hi Andy, Went up Bristly Ridge today. Started up a gully a little to the west of the normal route to start, not sure of its name. We'd taken harnesses and gear so geared up and got a nice pitch out of it. It was probably a II but there was just powder snow with only hooking placements so moves which felt more difficult. A step took us out of the gully and onto the ridge. We wore crampons all the way to the plateau with the snow, mostly powdery, but more consolidated where there's plenty of traffic. ...


Training 24th Nov 2010

Image from Google Trying to split sessions better as not to get fed up. Tonight was Power and PE. Started by feeling strong but spent 45 min or more (!) falling off the crux of the easy 8a. Before things got to OCD I gave up! Tried the Blue Meanie and The Hulk 8a+ proj for sure, could [...]