By Caroline on June 1, 2013
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By Adam George on February 14, 2013
I’m tied into a rope at least 250 days a year so I feel I have a good sense on what works and what doesn’t. Generally speaking a skinny rope will be lighter, handle better, have a lower impact force read more…
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By Caroline on April 28, 2012
On February 11, 2012, I traveled from Chamonix to Switzerland to visit my mom and go ski touring in the blistering cold. An Arctic cold snap had hit Europe and I was running out of “reasonable” tours to do while read more…
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By Adam George on April 12, 2012
When I first told people I was going to be a father, most people’s initial reaction was to tell me how “you’re life is going to change.” Some people even told me that my old life was “over.” For a read more…
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By Caroline on February 2, 2012
Pregnancy has been one of the best journeys of my life. It’s not over, but I am already starting to feel nostalgic about not seeing my belly grow everyday, accompany me on adventures or where ever I go. But I read more…
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By Caroline on October 16, 2011
Sawtooth What I love the most about my job is discovering new places, getting to climb on rock faces I have never been on, and hanging out with people—clients, new and regular, guides, and anyone along the way. There isn’t read more…
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By Caroline on September 4, 2011
Life goes in stages. For me at least, it does. You go through college, graduate and wonder: “What’s next?” You find your dream job, settle into it and one morning you look at yourself in the mirror and wonder: “What’s read more…
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By Caroline on August 27, 2011
Summer in the Alps went from being inexistent to full blast. It’s the hottest month of August in years. I am grateful for this spell of beautiful weather myself, but after this past few days in the mountains, I realize read more…
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By Caroline on August 27, 2011
More often than not, what makes my day as a guide or as a climber is not as much the climb as it is the people I guide or climb with. Guiding the Aiguille d’Argentière—a 3,902-meter high peak above read more…
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By Caroline on August 27, 2011
One thing I love about my job is this: It sure keeps you on your toes…both figuratively and literally, of course. But this year has been more on the figurative side of things. Europe has been hit by a southwesterly read more…
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