By Caroline on November 21, 2009
This Fall, I set my eyes on a 12a trad route in Little Cottonwood Canyon: Trinity Right. I had followed it once last year to clean it after Adam had sent it. The route traverses so much that it even read more…
Posted in Adam George, Caroline George, intothemountains.com, Little Cottonwood, Trinity Right, Utah
By Caroline on November 21, 2009
This Fall, I set my eyes on a 12a trad route in Little Cottonwood Canyon: Trinity Right. I had followed it once last year to clean it after Adam had sent it. The route traverses so much that it even read more…
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By Caroline on October 29, 2009
You see the wave swelling the distance. You turn your board to face the shore. You lay down on your board. You start paddling. You look back to make sure the wave is worth paddling for. You look back to read more…
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By Caroline on October 25, 2009
You see the wave swelling the distance. You turn your board to face the shore. You lay down on your board. You start paddling. You look back to make sure the wave is worth paddling for. You look back to read more…
Posted in Mexcio, Sarah, Sayulita, Surfing
By Caroline on October 15, 2009
Part II: Rock Exam in Red Rocks, Nevada Transitioning from an Alpine Exam to a Rock Exam isn’t so hard. No more snow, no more ice, which means no more snow/ice gear to carry around, no more alpine hazards (crevasses, read more…
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By Caroline on October 15, 2009
Transitioning from an Alpine Exam to a Rock Exam isn’t so hard. No more snow, no more ice, which means no more snow/ice gear to carry around, no more alpine hazards (crevasses, seracs, white out navigation, etc.), no more camping read more…
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By Caroline on May 17, 2009
After a great trip to Alps, I flew to Anchorage, AK with Adam. Both he and I respectively had AMGA exams and advanced courses to take(www.amga.com) My friend Angela Hawse had been waiting for me there for a few days read more…
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By Caroline on May 15, 2009
It’s Sunday morning, and my flight back to Salt Lake City, and then on to Alaska leaves Tuesday. The weather is looking awesome. Conditions are great all over the Alps. Big north faces are fat. I feels like I don’t read more…
Posted in alaska, Droites, fatigue, gallbladder issues, ice climbing
By Caroline on May 12, 2009
To read about our experience with the Khumbu Climbing School, please check Part I of III of the story on the new Petzl North America Website: http://petzl.com/us/outdoor/news-2/2009/04/23/khumbu-climbing-school
Posted in Khumbu Climbing School, Nepal
