Photos by boardcrazzy

Nairn checking out the next moves on Indigo, Cosmology Wall, Cougar Canyon.

Looking back at the summit ridge of Wedge Mountain in Kananaskis.

This is Jen having lunch on the summit of Mt. Baldy in the fall of 2003.

Me on the summit if Big Sister of the Three Sisters in Canmore during the summer of 2002.

This is Jen on her way up the Mt. Baldy scramble route in the fall of 2003.

This is me getting past the crux of an unknown route around the corner from The Daycare. It's more of a high ball boulder problem than a route, with top rope anchors. I generally climb mid tens comfortably, but this one took me two days to solve. I couldn't find it in the new or old guide book.

A summit shot of me on Mt. Fable. It was taken in color, but I changed the scan to black and white. Thought it looked nice.

Cameron climbing a 10a at Grassi Lakes, White Imperialist area. The bulge in the background holds and 11a, 12a and 12b.

Recropped from a previous picture post, this is glaciergirl climbing a 9 at Catamount wall in Cougar Canyon.

Jill (glaciergirl) concentrates as she looks for the next hand hold on a 5.9 in Cougar Canyon. Unfortunately I can't remember the name of the wall, but I think it is the one before Cosmology.

This is my sweetie Jen on the way out of Steve Canyon near Canmore after a day at the craig.

A picture on the Golf Course wall at Grassi Lakes outside of Canmore. The routes are easy at 5.5 to 5.7, but fun and a great place to string up a top rope for beginners.

Another picture on the Golf Course wall at Grassi Lakes outside of Canmore. The routes are easy at 5.5 to 5.7, but fun and a great place to string up a top rope for beginners.

A picture of my sweetie Jen on a climb at the Golf Course Wall at Grassi Lakes. The route she is on is a 5.5 and this was only her 3rd time outdoors.

This is me at the summit of Cascade in Banff, which is the mountain you see at the end of Main St. in pictures of Banff townsite. I'm not fat, it was just windy.

My profile pic is the summit shot on Mt. Chester in Kananaskis Country, Alberta Canada. It was an awesome scramble with as much easy climbing as you wanted or a scree slog up. Needless to say we climbed.

My daughter at 17 months in Waterton National Park

Sydney's first climbing in Waterton National Park.

My daughter Sydney at 17 months celebrating half way up her first climb in Waterton National Park. I believe it was a first ascent. She named it a series of giggles, which I'm not sure how to spell.

Unknown 11a at the Gallery in February of 2011.

Tracy, a complete stranger to me at the time, snapped this pic of me on the Pearl. Didn't get it this shap shot, but did one or two tries later.