People always ask, “why do you climb?” I’m always asking the same thing. The short answer is, “Because I love it.” But there’s so much more… connecting deeply with friends and with the natural world, challenging my notions of what’s possible, living life as intensely and as simply as I can. Climbing gives lots of time to think, during quiet evenings in the Moab desert, or hanging off the side of El Capitan in Yosemite. It’s good to sit quietly in a wild place, listening to the birds fly by.
One of the best parts of climbing is meeting other climbers. If you have any questions for me, about climbing, traveling, dogs, etc., I’d love to hear from you!
High Infatuation is partly a history of growing up in the climbing world, partly a book of adventure tales, but mostly an effort to figure out how things fit together. To me, climbing's always been about a lot more than just climbing.
Let me know what you think.