Photos by prana04

Slacklining in Canal Park. A perfect location to set a line between two unused sunken buildings. Many tourists walk along the lakewalk and watched in awe. Slacker: Jason Hedlund, Photographer: Jamie Laudner.

Photo taken in Canal Park in Duluth, MN. Slackline set between the two sunken old buildings by the lakewalk. Slacker: Jason Hedlund, Photographer: Scottie.

This is a picture of myself during a knee drop on a highline at the University of Minnesota Duluth. The line is approx. 10ft high and 35 ft long.

This is a picture of myself slacklining at the University of Minnesota-Duluth Campus.

This is a picture of myself doing a backflip off a slackline at the University of Minnesota-Duluth Campus.

Route: Urban Hitchhiking V5

I thank the glacier that left behind this boulder. It was a nice rest from my 22 mile hike. The rock is very abrasive. It gave me a nice flapper very shortly into my boulder session.

Photographer: Jason Hedlund Subject: Karl Zachmann Area: Superior National Hiking trails. This is two pictures that I spliced together.

Slacklining on the Fourth of July, by the fire. This is a frame taken out of a video, to explain the horrible quality.

While visiting my brother at college, the climbing club had set up this tyrolean traverse over a waterfall. What a beautiful thing. I know this isn't slacklining but i couldn't find a category it would fit into.

This is a picture of my brother John. He is the only one of us to send this route that day. My friend karl had to draw a picture for art class. He asked me for a picture of rock climbing. He sketched a poster sized picture of my brother and gave it to him for his birthday.

Photographer: Jason H. Climber: Nick G. Belayer: John H. Location: Taylors Falls, MN Route: Sizzlefoot? 5.12b

Photographer: Nick G. Slacker: Jason H. Area: My front yard, MN. Line Length: 20'

Mesaba Boulder

Red Wing, MN - Eggs and Darts and Shit - 5.12b Climber: Jason Hedlund Belayer: Jeff Cook Photographer: Laura Knauff