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Updated 21 Oct 00

Okay, it's nigh impossible to stick thumbnails on this page and have your computer load it all up for you without something going awry, so I'm offering up a montage and a file of photos that have to do with ascent, descent and finding a good tree to water.

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Klimbin' Kryptonite: A Multi-Photo Pictorial

1. Steve, Roman & Ben on the Hopi Glacier
2. Cracks at Dome Rock, Wyoming, with Wolfgang and Caroline
3. Easy Snow, McHenry's Peak
4. A Bachelor Party of the best variety
5. Big Easy Snow on McHenry's Peak
6. Winter Peak Bagging in the Big Horns
7. Buck Mountain, East Ridge: Tom moving onto the summit pyramid
8. Coldest Day Ever, 1989, on Casper Mountain.
9. The last time my wife went rock climbing with me
10. Gnorga & The Cookie King
11. Buckingham Palace
12. More Buckingham Palace
13. Way up on (guess what)
14. Bailing from Buckingham Palace(!!)
15. A Moderate at Blair?!
16. RemoteAmerica, back before color film...
17. RemoteAmerica, Okay, I was only kidding about the color film.
18. RemoteAmerica (I don't care what you say...)
19. RemoteAmerica
20. Medicine Bow Peak
21. Mister RemoteAmerica on one of his creations...
22. Beneath a premier Ex-RemoteAmerica 'crag'... (way too close to the road...)
23. Crag climbing in RemoteAmerica
24. Out from under a bulge
25. Jeb's lead, same crag
26. Route marked on a crag
27. Outback in the Tetons: By 1999, you'll have to pay to bivvy here...
28. Black Buttress, pitch #3
29. Climbers on Big House, one of Blair/Wallis' easiest routes at 5.8+
30. View of Dome Rock in Central Wyoming, from the Alcova-Leo Road
31. Sure, it's in Colorado, but it's still a nice place...
32. Our route on Hallet Peak... glorify your errors once in awhile!!
33. Mr. RemoteAmerica on Hallet's North side in winter
34. Bentley scoping the way at the roping-up point
35. Jeb on belay on Hallet's First Buttress
36. Working a potential route on The Heap
37. End of the day, end of the summer...
38. Pictures from Chimney Rock, a/k/a Sitting Camel
39. ...or the Sand Creek Sphinx...
40. More of the Camel
41. Still more of the Camel
42. One last look at the camel
43. Wyoming Climbers taking up space in South Dakota

    International Flavor: Jim & The Nose (a broad)

44. Jim & The Noses of Nepal: Ama Dablam? Or A Madam Blam?? You decide...
45. Jim and Barb having just completed a severe high altitude mastication... (think that sounds sick? That ain't nothing! Go to Jim's profile & read about the climb yourself!!
46. The Life of de feet in Nepal...
47. Jim & One of the noses? Click here to find out...
48. Jim shopping for a good deal on bacteria

    (Okay. Back to the domestics

    Here's some stuff from Ice Report):
    

49. Dan-O on the approach pitch to the Lower Tier in Big Thompson Canyon, January, 1999.
50. Ditto (#2 of 5)
51. Ditto (#3 of 5)
52. Ditto (#4 of 5)
53. Ditto (#5 of 5)
54. Bentley chopping away at Upper Tier, Big Thompson Canyon, January 1999
55. Ditto (#2 of 5)
56. Ditto (#3 of 5)
57. Ditto (#4 of 5)
58. Ditto (#5 of 5)
59. Stuff from March 1999
60. It's just more stuff from Big Thompson, in March
61. Ditto
62. (A sequence of Dan-O climbing)
63. Bentley in sequence, same day, same month as above
64. Ditto
65. Ditto

    Okay here's some stuff from the mountains of Rocky Mtn National Park. Okay, so it isn't Wyoming, but it oughta be...:

66. McHenry's Peak, view 1 of 5
67. McHenry's Peak, view 2 of 5
68. Mchenry's Peak, 3/5
69. McHenry's Peak, 4/5
70. McHenry's Peak, 5/5
71. Spearhead's Northeast Face, the usual view...
72. Spearhead's Northeast Face from alot closer...
73. Long's Peak's West Face from Glacier Gorge
74. Pagoda Mtn from high on Spearhead. This is Pagoda's North & West Faces.
75. Pat Parmenter at Blair-Wallis, September 2000
76. Pat P. again, after the technical crux of Damit at Blair-Wallis. This guy literally rolled off the sofa and flashed this thin 5.10b crack. Perhaps you are a 13d climber, but never forget your mentors. Pat was one of mine before I even met him. I remember when he broke his own 5.12 barrier... something I may never do!! (that's why God made Pitons!)

    Here's some stuff from Mt Moran, 2000:

77. Ben approaching our campsite on the edge of the Skillet Glacier. I was last to arrive!
78. Steve Harris on the steep, the artist as subject. It isn't often the photographer finds himself before the lens. This would never have happened if Steve hadn't lost his camera in our boat accident 2 days before this picture was taken. Go figgur...

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