Photos by theturtle

Going light, and moving fast are two fundamentals of alpine climbing. Photo: Verm

Look out! Jeff Unger goes on Rampage and sends it, despite the suspicious holds and bad landing.

Jason solves the scary crux of Rampage, one sunny spring afternoon.

The La Sal mountains and Behind the Rocks form a senic background as Larry walks a 95' highline at Gemini Bridges. photo:NFC

You must become one with your surroundings.

When the sky turns black, it's time to leave the King of Pain. Photo:NFC

Larry got this pic of me at our secret rain-proof slackline spot in Portland, Or. photo:NFC

Larry leg wraps the line when he falls, can you say "pass the package"? photo: Wane Bower / Moab Outback

A nice fall afternoon is always good for a slack session. (sorry coldclimb) photo:Wane Bower / Moab Outback

Larry spent all day highlining, how boring! He should have gone climbing.

Larry opened his birthday present 6 weeks late, but he still enjoied it.

One of the last good sunny days we had this fall. Larry does one more lap before we had to break the line down.

Larry pulls balance out of thin desert air. photo:NFC

Larry returns from The King of Pain, as a storm descends over "The Creek". photo:NFC

As the sun sets, metoliussshawn attempts his new project highline on the Monkey Face. The line is over 130' long and it's 500' above the Crooked River you see below.

Scott Balcom is a HUGE slacker... Run for your lives! photo:LH/NFC

Larry, Super Slack-Nerd, sails through the air, narrowly escaping the mouth of a giant stone monkey. Is there anything that he can't do???

We sessioned this highline until dark, but I just had to squeeze in one more lap. photo:LH/NFC

7 yr. old Cassius Hill sends his first FA boulder problem, in his Chuck Taylors. Photo: The Bleeder / NFC

"Whateva...I do what I want!" All the Slackline haters will rate this pic a 1, does it look like Larry cares?

Larry celebrated this highline crossing with "the Champagne of Beers". He made it across without spilling a drop!

After 5 days of effort I finally walked across the High Valley on this highline. Whew!

Larry loves to highline, what's so fun about that?

The 4th of July we had an all day slack party. Slackinghigh Dylan and Moab local Billy played a game of frisbee while double-walking this line. These boys have some balance!

Larry TR'd this .10a crack barefoot, to warm-up for the highline.