Photos by phreakdigital

Shot from Wright's Lake road...snow on the road now most of the way to the lake...

Looking up at the slackline on the side of the creek/river

Looking down at the river from the slackline...still frame from video

Walking the line...mid-river...still frame from video

Stuck on the line after my belay device got stuck on the line when i fell...still frame from video

Looking down at the riverbank from the line...still frame from video

Slacklining over Fordyce Creek...still frame from video

Slacklinging down by the American River in Sacramento CA

These cliffs are undercut and are about 30-40 ft tall. At the top of the cliffs there is about a 10 ft roof but there aren't lines on it yet i dont think.

This is looking west and downstream Canyon Creek with the cliffs on the left.

Big Nick Sukkau getting ready for the rock!!

This is shot of the stone sleeping hut at camp muir at about 10k ft i believe. This was taken on an OSU(oregon state university) ranier summit attempt.

Another shot at Camp Muir on the OSU summit attempt in 01'.

Tim rallying the troops on the Muir Snowfield at maybe 8000 ft.

This is a picture of all my gear and some of my girlfriend's gear. My most recent adition is the red BD #4.5 its huge.

Walking by I watched this anonymous climber struggle on Scarface (5.14a). I was able to catch him in midair with the Scarface line in clear view.

This is out of the Prineville resovoir in central Oregon. Climb up and jump off...then do it again.

a crappy repel...all pendulumed out there, but the climb was pretty cool...it starts on the boulder on the right.

Just above the crux on an 11a on the Pheonex wall at Smith Rock, Oregon

This is just before the crux on an 11a on the Phoenix wall at Smith Rock, Oregon

You clipstick aid up Scarface 5.13d because we dont have the route wired, and then walk up the gulley behind it and then jump off a boulder as the belayer takes out the slack

The route goes up and to the right... two pitches...someone correct me if the route is called something different after the first pitch.

This is a storm on MT hood at like 3 am during a winter summit in dec 01.

Inside of a snowcave at Camp Muir on Mt. Ranier. Oh man that was sure tiring digging that thing.

A definete must climb at Smith Rock...one of the classics. A nice warm up route with some interesting huge holes