Monday, January 16, 2006


Little bro Jeffmaster Anderson cruising up the first pitch of Bozo's Revenge. Posted by Picasa

Gary Sieflick leading up the wet shower known as the first pitch of "Chasing the Sun" near Cody. Posted by Picasa

Anya swings up the second pitch of "Chasing the Sun" deep in the beatifull South Fork of the Shoshone. Posted by Picasa

Anya finishing up her first leashless lead on the second pitch of "Chasing the Sun." Posted by Picasa

The Doctor following up the second pitch of "Chasing the Sun." Posted by Picasa

Monday, January 09, 2006

Hellroaring Falls


Anya starting up the melting icebox that is known as Hellroaring falls. This is what an icefall looks like when the last two weeks have been in the 40's. Posted by Picasa

Like a spider on a wall. Posted by Picasa

Silver Falls on the New Year


New Years Day Sheldon and I went out for my yearly climb of Silver Falls south of Red Lodge. He's as excited as he looks in this photo. Posted by Picasa

Spaghetti Follow Up


A follow up photo from our climb of Spaghetti Falls back in December, like I promised. Joel leading up the first pitch. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, December 18, 2005

Frozen Tarts on Broken Hearts


Joel leading up the first pitch of Broken Hearts. Air was cold but the ice was still sticky. Posted by Picasa

Below zero temps in the shade and biting wind made for a very short day. Bringing Aaron up on a rope he probably doesn't need. Posted by Picasa

Monday, December 12, 2005

On top of Spaghetti


Sunday we climbed Spaghetti falls proper then simuled through 3-4 waves of WI2-3 and reached a split in the coulior. We chose the left and this intricate 25 meter pillar. A "Meatball Pitch" of sorts. I'll post more photos later this week when I get them. Posted by Picasa

Stan nearing the top. Posted by Picasa

Monday, December 05, 2005


Anya with a long Cody decent back to the car. Posted by Picasa

Aparently there was a moratorium on climbing the Moratorium this weekend. Some days you take your pack for a long walk and then for some reason it just doesn't want to go any higher. Turning around on something this good really, really bums me out. At least the Cody nightlife proved to be a spectacle to behold. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, November 20, 2005

The best life never leaves your lungs.

Mmmmmmm Cody. I don't know if ice climbing can really get any better. Spent the weekend climbing with some great Cody locals and now I'm off to Alaska to celebrate Thanksgiving with Anya's family and investigate the nocturnal winter wonderland.

The beautiful 400ft of Hostile Takeover, Aaron belaying me up the first pitch with Kenny and Scott freezing at the bottom. Posted by Picasa

Hoping a long screw goes in to the hilt, turning cranks on the second pitch of Hostile Takeover, Cody WY. Posted by Picasa

Leading up the second pitch of Hostile Takeover as seen from accross the canyon, Cody WY. Posted by Picasa

Thin ice difficulties near the top of the second pitch of Hostile Takeover, Cody WY. Posted by Picasa

Coming back a week later for quick Sunday morning climb up Curtains. This being the shower known as the second pitch. Posted by Picasa

Tuesday, November 15, 2005


Ice season has officially begun. Chris and Jim joined in the fun and Jim turns out to be one sweet climbing photag. Me hauling the pack up for no real reason on Curtains, the staple early season Cody climb. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, October 23, 2005


Yes I can boulder too.....working The Ripper in Cody, Wyoming. Posted by Picasa

Monday, September 26, 2005

A Work in Progress


C-Table. Prototype A. Circa 2005 Posted by Picasa

One guy to drive the boat. One guy to keep the boat off the rocks. One guy to pull the rope out of the water. And one Anya to think about what Joel's gotten her into this time. Posted by Picasa

Ted following up our 100ft crack line out of Yellowtail Canyon southeast of Billings. Second Weekend of September. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, August 21, 2005

Solutions to a Modern Alpine Environment.

Well Seftick and myself dug into the beartooths to finish the tower that Sheldon and I started last week. The ridge above proved to be excellent exposed climbing although easier than we were expecting.