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Sahale Peak Photos
By The Professor at Oct 30 2006 - 12:44pm | trip reports | read more | login or register to post comments
Mt. Rainier via Emmons Glacier
Emmons Glacier from Camp CurtisWe attempted to summit Mount Rainier via the Emmons/Winthrop glacer route. Unfortunately, I was hit with AMS at just under 12,000 feet, forcing us to descend. This was a major blow, but I felt better after getting back to camp. Did I mention there was much talk of yetis?
By The Professor at Aug 22 2006 - 1:07pm | trip reports | read more | login or register to post comments
Snowking Mountain via the Northwest Route
Bushwhacking, snow, ice and plastic pink boots.
Mount Baker
Jake, Kyrin and I climbed the Mount Baker last weekend in stunning weather, without so much as a crevasse fall or yeti attack. All the photos are here.
By The Professor at May 17 2006 - 7:52pm | trip reports | read more | login or register to post comments
On Nevado Coropuna
The account that follows, was transcribed in my journal during a 2002 trip to Peru (all photos here). Our intention was to climb Nevado Coropuna and Nevado Solamana. We suceeded in the first, and didn't even attempt the latter.
By The Professor at Nov 17 2005 - 10:42pm | trip reports | read more | login or register to post comments
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Daily Cupcake 'O Justice
Leave the old and dying America and use your creative energies to help form a new America, which would be demilitarized, more humanistic, where the police are less hostile and closer to the community, where the wealthy are not given unleashed power for the exploitation of the people, and mostly because it's now a matter of life and death, reassert an ecological balance with the environment, which means the people in the oil companies and the car companies and the space industry and all the other industries will have to be brought into account, so that there will be a new definition of government which has to be closer to the people and less close to special interests which are far more harmful than any revolutionaries.
