In and Out China
I have visited China twice and the two trips are more than a decade apart. It’s not easy to describe […]
ClimbLog Updated!
Dear all, I am back home in Taipei now and that means that my Yangshuo climbing trip is officially finished.
Still in Yangshuo China
The climbing in Yangshuo China continues to be great, and I am getting stronger and more confident on things I
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In Yangshuo China now
Dear friends, I am currently in Yangshuo China doing some limestone rock climbing. This town has been a famous scenic
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Heading Toward Aconcagua
On June 11, 2008, after many days of bushwhacking through numerous willows in the Alaskan tundra, we newborn NOLS instructors
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Crack Climbing, Splitter Camp, and Indian Creek
Crack climbing was first introduced to me in the summer of 2007 by three NOLS instructors, who are also enthusiastic
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How to Find Climbing Partners
“How to find climbing partners?†I’ve never considered myself a shy person, but this question used to trouble me. Back
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Traditional Leading and Maximum Entropy
Many climbers have told me that they are fascinated about this aspect of climbing: Climbing experience strikingly reflects real life,
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A Summer with Boys
I worked three climbing courses this summer in Pacific Northwest for YBOYS. It’s self-explanatory that our students were all boys,
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Cascades – South Early Winter Spire
Climbing an alpine route is a must otherwise you can’t state that you have been to the Pacific Northwest. Ted,
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