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March 24, 2017 - Ice climbing at Johnston Canyon in Banff National Park. One of the few places where the ice is still thick.
Climbing Mt. Fuji was, in a word, veryveryverytough. The view from the top though, simply spectacular. I’ve been meaning to make the climb ever since I came to Japan. Been meaning to do it for 5 years now. So why now? I went on the 8th night, a day after I submitted my doctoral dissertation. It felt like the perfect time, a now-or-never situation. And so, I went.
More about this photo at http://www.kenleewrites.com/2009/08/climbing-fujisan-4-the-experience.html.
Climbing Mt. Fuji was, in a word, veryveryverytough. The view from the top though, simply spectacular. I’ve been meaning to make the climb ever since I came to Japan. Been meaning to do it for 5 years now. So why now? I went on the 8th night, a day after I submitted my doctoral dissertation. It felt like the perfect time, a now-or-never situation. And so, I went.
More about this photo at http://www.kenleewrites.com/2009/08/climbing-fujisan-4-the-experience.html.
The climbing trail at Uluru. While a popular activity for visitors, the Anangu, owners of Uluru, discourage visitors from climbing as ascending it is of great spiritual signifiance to them.
Despite the guide book description, this climb was worth doing and not too vegetated. Delicate climbing up some sparsely protected slabs leads you to the final V-chimney; which has some superb well protected moves to gain the top
Climbing on the woody in the garage. Good light, and the color popped. Small crimp.
(Crimp Color was posted by www.yourclimbing.com user andychasteen)
Race up Boston Place stair climb 2011
Special thanks to Mark Ainscow who captured these memorable moments
Congrats to Petzl athlete @millerd13, who recently jumped from bouldering V7 to V11 with her send of Running Scared, pictured here. Oh yes, and she also just finished 1st in Lead, Bouldering, and Overall at the 2014 Youth Pan American Championship in Mexico. Awesome work, Delaney! #petzlteam #bouldering #climbing #champion - climbing
On July 18th 2010 - a group of Mothers summited Mount Rainier as Climb Against Coal - calling for an end to the use of coal in Washington State and beyond. As they came back to base camp - a support team rolled out a massive 75,000 square foot banner on Inner Glacier with the words "No Coal". Dozens of families and friends gathered below to support the action and summit team - while dozens of passing hikers and climbers gave us a thumbs up!
Climbed Mt St Helens, over 90 degrees in the valley makes for a warm descent.
We started around 6:30, spent over an hour on top and got back to the car around 2-ish. Blister on one foot, losing my toenail on the other. I've got aching muscles and more sun freckles than I prefer but it was TOTALLY worth it.
The gloves saved my hands and the sunglasses were the only ones I own that don't fall off my face.