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Friday, November 6, 2009 at 10:18AM 
This shot was taken by Jon Carolin while riding inbounds at Gulmarg, a ski area in Indian administered Kashmir. The Rupal face of Nanga is the largest wall on Earth. It is 16,000 vertical feet.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009 at 9:09AM This is a video created by Luke Bream from the UK. I was very flattered that he felt my project was cool enough that he wanted to create a short piece for it. Luke runs a site called CrazyJourneys.com, it has got loads of info on people doing some pretty wild stuff. Thanks Luke!
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 1:21PM 
Camp 3 on Broad Peak. Masherbrum (K1) is the pyramid on the left.
Sunday, November 1, 2009 at 9:27PM 
This is camp 2 on Everest's north ridge. Our tent was pitched at 7,800 meters. The tents in camp 2 are scattered from 7,500 m to 7,900 m along a broad ridge of broken rock. This camp is notoriously windy and is a great place to test a tent. The tent we used was this Black Diamond Guiding Light. It is a 4 person shelter that weighs only 5 pounds. On the night we stayed at this camp the winds were in excess of 70 mph and we were afraid the tent would be shredded. It held strong and I went on to use this tent at the high camps on Broad Peak in 2008 and on K2 in 2009. Changtze 7,500m is the mountain close-by and Cho-Oyu 8,200m is in the background.
