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Pics taken at a recent photo shoot with my brother Stuart.

I hope you like them!

Stuart bouldering in Joshua Tree National Park in California USA

A1 near Granthouse, 11th January 2024

 

Featured in this Youtube video:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhHdZYGuzmM

From the Peglers Ice Fest 2009

Cruising with Stuart Little

Stuart Air Show - 2014

Stuart Lancaster visits Bath Road

Stuart Lancaster visits Bath Road

Stuart and Sarah from Otherside Piercing

the rock can have some very interesting features... this thing on the left kind of looked like an old woman with a long nose... shot looking east down towards dragontail and the enchantments...

Marty Stuart @ KEXP 5-22-2017

 

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Photo by Alan Lawrence

 

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Stuart Rouse, Ella Parry and Charleigh Avey in rehearsals for Saturday Night Fever

Photos from Jack's trip to Vietnam with Stuart and Winnie.

ET phone home~ He looks like ET's alien pet hamster. haha Blur picture, but funny.

Stuart Highway between Glendambo and Coober Pedy, South Australia

 

Taken by John Stuart abt 1904

(ask me about the 4th person from left)

Stuart Mortimer demonstrating

Axminster woodturning club

November 2006

 

Dinner at Barb and Hal's

Stuart Lancaster visits Bath Road

Stuart Lancaster visits Bath Road

...for fear of Google, I won't say exactly like whom they were dancing, but the effect can be recreated by putting your thumbs in your belt loops. Then fannying about!

This Google Earth perspective may shed some light on route alternates. The guide book (the version that I have anyhow) clearly describes the eastern couloir that we descended as the one "of lesser gradient" and "the safest early season route". I just wonder if the guide book itself may have confused some of the information. Or possibly there is something missing in the book about how to get around the steep part of the gully.

 

In any case, there appears to be at least one other small couloir route between the main western Cascadian Couloir that we ascended and the route that we desceded. This image even shows what looks like a trail going up the small couloir just east of the main one. To view it full-size, click on "all sizes" above.

 

What do you guys think? I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who has found this possibly easier couloir. Please comment below if you have a Flickr account or email me if not. For anyone who wants to see this in Google Earth, email me and I will send a KMZ file of this perspective. It's a lot easier to understand when you move around in 3D.

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