we slackline alot at night here at school as if it were not allowed.

Timmie and Jim getting ready for a little highlining while Emilia and Donini top out on the King of Pain.

Tim O'Neill starting out on the one inch by 80 ft bridge.

Tim O'Neil doing laps on the highline between The King of Pain and Bridger Jack Butte. Photo/ Larry Harpe/NFC

We set up two slacklines in the dorm courtyard. The first was 25' long and 4' off the ground when the second one was 40' long and 15' off the ground. Here Nate and I are playing king of the line.

Deeoh is feeling it on the slackline in our backyard.

Jon and I are battling on the slackline. I was el ganador! Photo by Deeoh. This picture shows the motion of us falling...

This photo was taken by Deeoh and shows off his photoistic creativity. This line was set up in our backyard. Those are my beautiful feet.

a nice black and white harpe sit being done outside the dorms.

this is me sitting in meditation mode preapring for the walk.

this is me starting the walk down the 80ft line we setup between two volleyball poles at the beach. i wasnt able to finish because it got dark. (excuses, excuses) photo by Jason Refuerzo

This pic is for a post describing how to thread a slackline.

Metoliusshawn walks the longest of the Rostrum Highlines set up in the summer of '03. The line was about 90' long and is one of the commonly set up lines on the Rostrum.

i love the feel of this photo, it seems to convey that day well. the great energy, the awesome lines, the general fun of hanging out in the Valley. It also shows a bit of the commercial side of climbing, but hey, there were some great shots that day. For some great fotage of the lines and other vertical tomfoolery from that summer check out Tom's movie 'Action Adept' (he's the one with the video camera).

My friends Andy and Wilder from Telluride called me up and told me to come on over and walk their highline in Crack Canyon. That's just what I did. Photo: Brett Scheckengost

We come upon the knights engaged in head to head combat! Sir Gregory and Sir Michael are fighting for the hand of the lovely maiden. Two men enter... one man leaves...

From left: Big Mikey D., crimper, Greg. A race to stay on, a race for pride, a race... to be the king...

This is how a slack dog is used, both in setup and a close-up of how it works. Submitted as medium so it doesn't have to be two seperate low pics.

This is for a post regarding shackles in a slackline.

This is for a thread describing the use of shackles in a slackline.

me walking a 65 footer at our local park. nothing too special about it.