The weather forecast for each day in Squamish basically said “Today at 3:00, it’s going to start raining hard, and after that you’re done climbing for the rest of the week.” But, the big rain
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This Thanksgiving, like most years, Jen and I headed down to Indian Creek with a few good friends, cooked a full dinner (including a turkey) and climbed cracks until our bodies couldn’t take it anymore.
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Two years ago, Jen and I got married just outside Zion National Park. While it was undoubtably one of the best days of my life, we were both bummed that we didn’t get to bike
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A couple injuries have forced Jen and I to tone down our ambitions for the first half of our Canada trip, but we still managed to get in some great climbing these past few days in Squamish.
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A few photos from the last couple weeks of climbing and biking, both in Utah and Colorado. I’m not doing either as much as I would like (working on a project that’s taking up all
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A couple weekends ago Jen and I finally got down to the desert. It was our first trip of the spring, and her first time climbing since she broke her ankle last fall. Unfortunately, by the time
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Last weekend, I got pretty sick while we were in Zion, and we had to drop the climbing portion of our climbing/biking trip. So, this weekend, we left the bikes at home and just got
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For the last three weeks, I’ve been climbing in Squamish, riding bikes in Whistler, Fromme, Seymour, Squamish, and Bellingham, sailing, sea kayaking, and I even took a long walk on the beach with Jen. I also
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Got up to Almo for a couple days of cragging in the City of Rocks before nagging injuries from both me and Jen forced us to head back home. I’m climbing weak and scared, but it feels
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For the last few years, the crew has gotten together down in Indian Creek to have a Thanksgiving feast in the desert along with a few days of climbing world-class cracks. This year saw Rick
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