Tag Archives: climbing pics

It’s a story I wish I’d never had to write, but here it is, “Life Interrupted,” about hardman, family man, and all around great guy Ryan Jennings. By the time we lost him, I’d guess Ryan had forgotten more about having fun than most of us will ever learn. Continue reading →

video made by Frenchmen Michel Bordet and David Autheman of their climb, All You Need is Love, on the West Face of Piergorgio in Patagonia in November of 1999. Jim Donini and I were there at the same time, making the first ascent of A Fine Piece on the West Pillar of Cerro Pollone, right next door, in the same good spell that got Michel and David to the end of their climb. Continue reading →

I’m thrilled to see the news that Stephan Siegrist has done it AGAIN–made ANOTHER ascent of the West Face of Cerro Torre. Congratulations, Stephan! Links & photos. Continue reading →

Photos of two favorite climbs Continue reading →

Stories and photos from the first ascent of Shaken, Not Stirred on the South Face of the Mooses Tooth in the the Ruth Gorge of the Alaska Range, which I made with Jim Donini in the spring of 1997 Continue reading →

Stories and photos from the first ascent of A Fine Piece on the West Pillar of Cerro Pollone that Jim Donini and I made in 1999. Continue reading →

These pictures come from the roll of black & white film I took to Patagonia as an experiment when J. Jay Brooks and I tried to climb a route on the west face of Aguja Saint Exupery, an adventure described … Continue reading →

Last week’s post of photos of Jim Donini in Patagonia and Alaska got me thinking of the other great people with whom I climbed during my Enduring Patagonia years:  Alex Hall, J. Jay Brooks, Stefan Hiermaier, Stefan Siegrist, David Fasel, … Continue reading →

From the Enduring Patagonia years, here’s a run of pictures of one of the best friends and climbing partners I’ve ever had. Continue reading →

A few Enduring Patagonia photos related to Jim and I making the first ascent of A Fine Piece on the West Pillar of Cerro Pollone… which was a damn fine climb…. I’m also pleased with the story that Alison Osius … Continue reading →