The sun dipped lower and lower. I fell, again and again.
And then, I just… got it.
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Failing to rig a climbing photography rope
Other times you build one anchor, realise it’s in the wrong place, then build another that’s so bad you don’t want to use it, and just go home.
Why you should travel solo
I am putting more value into being alone. Not just accidentally, but to actually go out and seek aloneness.
Being creative when you don’t want to be creative
Staying inspired is not a passive process. It’s not something you wait for. It’s something you go looking for – you chase it. You do it even when you don’t feel like it.
Sport climbing & saying “I got you” and “nice” an awful lot
When they’re climbing, they trust you to catch them, to keep them safe, and you’re trusting them not to do something too risky, or dangerous.
Different perspectives
So, I packed up the camera bag and we headed out. Out into rain, heavy skies, small breaks.
May the mountains turn to dust
It’s for them, those we don’t know, will never know, will never meet.
Don’t go to Skye! (in winter)
On the 1st, we woke up to quiet. It was still dark when we stumbled around the little cottage, gathering our things and hoping for, finally, a beautiful dawn.
Does my camera get in the way of the adventure?
This week somebody asked me if carrying a camera ruins the experience of adventuring for me.
Don’t feed the deer
You know when a simple comment leads to an adventure you didn’t quite expect?