Slacklining inside gets old very quickly. So, what better to do than set up a line out in the snow? Well, it turns out snow is pretty cold on bare feet. Crazy, huh?

Another pic of the first session, getting a few steps down and the whole balancing thing.

This is picture taken at a park in North Calgary where we set up a short slack line on April 8/04.

Here I am walking the slackline after school.

Just putting my feet on the slackline...

A spider on 1" web, crosses into the Monkey's mouth. This shot was taken from the ledge at the start of the "Pioneer Route" about 150' below the highline. photo: Marty Marthaler

Had a great time slacking late at night with a bonfire to return to after eating it into the snow. I thought this shot was nicely timed. Travis took several nice falls caught on camera, and we all added a few craters to the packed ice field around the line.

Raphil Hasegawa sending the slackline in the pit camping grounds in Bishop, CA. Photo by Diego Moreno on a disposible camera because his digital broke.

Alan pitches off the line, much to the amusement of his girlfriend and passers-by.

I started to learn the art of the Slackline a few years ago during a climbing trip to Utah. Now I have my own slackline set up in my yard for my mental and physical balancing, and for my neighbor'sviewing pleasure.

This is a shot of Mark on the shorter warm-up line before he walked the longer blue one that ran from the top of the Rostrum to the valley rim. If you look closely, you will see the road down there... over 1000 feet below.

This is a shot of Mark on the shorter warm-up line before he walked the longer blue one that ran from the top of the Rostrum to the valley rim. If you look closely, you will see the road down there... over 1000 feet below.

This is a shot of Mark on the longer blue highline that ran from the top of the Rostrum to the valley rim. After a few warm ups on the short line, he walked this one several times. If you look closely, you will see the road down there... over 1000 feet below.

This is a shot of Mark on the longer blue highline that ran from the top of the Rostrum to the valley rim. After a few warm ups on the short line, he walked this one several times. If you look closely, you will see the road down there... over 1000 feet below.

This is a shot of Mark on the longer blue highline that ran from the top of the Rostrum to the valley rim. After a few warm ups on the short line, he walked this one several times. If you look closely, you will see the road down there... over 1000 feet below.

This is a shot of Mark on the longer blue highline that ran from the top of the Rostrum to the valley rim. After a few warm ups on the short line, he walked this one several times.

This is a shot of Mark on the shorter warm up highline near the top of the Rostrum. After a few walks on this one he walked the long blue highline.

This is a shot of Mark on the shorter warm up highline near the top of the Rostrum. After a few walks on this one he walked the long blue highline.

Larry enjoys the sunset on a walk back from the Monkey's mouth. photo:NFC

Larry drops a knee in the evening sun, looks like fun. photo:NFC