This is a collection of high altitude cultural, travel and mountaineering images from locations around the world over the last forty years. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Sharon Wood leads easier snow and ice above the very difficult serac barrier we had just overcome at 21,000 feet on the South Face of Aconcagua, Central Andes, Argentina, in November, 1984. Above her about 3000 vertical feet of classic alpine terrain separates us from the summit. Thursday, October 28, 2010.

These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. Some steep ice and P2 of Cyber Pasty Memorial. The last 30 meters are really fun ice climbing up the front of the curtain. View of the Curtain Call area from the Road. Mixed climbing on the ice babbles miraculously frozen to the rock.

It was a superb week, that changed the single minute we started packing for our departure.