Monday, July 04, 2005


Anya and Jeff on the summit rock ridge. Posted by Picasa

The Rookie thinking going down the spoon might be just as hard as going up. Posted by Picasa

Jeff about to pancake on one of the Jenny Lake campground boulders. Posted by Picasa

The north face of Middle Teton from the Grand. Posted by Picasa

Jeff and Anya heading towards the southwest couloir and summit of Middle Teton, 12,804 feet. Posted by Picasa

The Grand Teton from camp at the lower saddle. Posted by Picasa

Yes Joel, that's a tensile structure. Camp at 11,600 feet. Posted by Picasa

Jeff in the coulior between the upper and lower saddle with Middle Teton looking on. Posted by Picasa

Jeff. Anya, and Seftick, chugging to the upper saddle. Posted by Picasa

LE GUIDE DE HAUTE MONTAGNE. Joel at the second belay on the Owen-Spalding. - "Now just go climb that mixed chimney over there and you're summit bound." Posted by Picasa

Dicey mixed climbing over with, Anya sets the controls for the heart of the summit on the final snowfield. Posted by Picasa

Joel on the last steps to the summit. Posted by Picasa

VIVA LA SUMMIT. Joel and Anya as sitting royalty of the Tetons at 13,770 feet. Posted by Picasa

Joel getting to the good climbing, starting up the second pitch of Baxter's Pinnacle, Tetons, July 3rd 2005. Posted by Picasa

College Boy topping out the ridge on the third pitch of Baxter's Pinnacle. Posted by Picasa

The Doctor pulling summit holds on Baxter's Pinnacle above Jenny Lake in the Tetons, July 3rd. Posted by Picasa

Sunday, June 19, 2005

A Quick Note

I have re-organized the page to only show the last 5 days posted. To look at older photos going back to February of this year please utilize the archive links on the lower right of the page. This should reduce load time considerably. ----Thanks.

Anya packing up after summiting. Kind of an OK campsite view...... Posted by Hello

Anya cramponing up the vast snowfield of the west ridge of Black Mountain south of LIvingston, MT. Posted by Hello

Tuesday, June 14, 2005


A Saturday Solo. This 3,700' pencil line of a coulior was a great climb. Posted by Hello