Laramie A Gyps Gets Hitched Gallery My wedding invitation was sent to Ken's house. I opened and read it on his toilet, two months after the wedding had actually taken place. I did not miss the wedding of
Climbing Octavian Comes to Flagstaff Gallery Late one morning Megan, Cameron, and I were having breakfast out in the courtyard at Tourist Home (breakfast burritos and french doughnuts, oh my). I was texting with Octavian when something I
Climbing Trudeau's Bouldering Garage The greater Teton region is covered in snow... The view from Chris's driveway ... but unlike this time last year, it's not quite enough snow to want to get out and play on. Still,
Climbing The Inbetweens In-between longer trips, I'm still getting out with friends most days for a climb or three. Vedauwoo Spectreman On the last Sunday in October, I got to belay Ken, inspired by our time
Climbing The Last of the Teats All these photos were taken on my phone. It's not too fun to hike a camera into the Tetons when it's just two of you out there working on the hard stuff Sometime
bouldering Early Winter's Ins and Outs The Ins Jackson had a dry spell after the first week of December. With unsavory snow waiting outside, I went looking for fun to be had indoors. Ben Johnson helped me while an
Adventures A Bit of Fall Climbing Climbing is a thing in my life again, and that makes life so much better. While the climbing gym in Jackson closed this month, the outdoors obviously provide plenty of rock, and if
bouldering Sick, Brah: The Ineloquence Of Talking About The Outdoors (from semi-rad.com) I spent two hours this morning without a shirt pulling on plastic rocks screwed into boards canted out fifty degrees in a small room on the fifth story of an old, beat up