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Tag Archives: rappelling
The Tetons – Summer, 1960
I went to the Tetons for the express purpose of learning to climb, and I did so by attending the Exum Mountain Guides climbing school, shortly after I arrived. I had secured a job at the Jackson Lake Lodge, as the fountain … Continue reading
Posted in Fishing, Hiking, Mountaineering, Personal history, Rock climbing
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New Mexico Tech Wilderness Encounter, Gila Wilderness, NM, 1971-73
I took groups into the Gila in the early 70s, while directing a Wilderness Program for New Mexico Tech, in Socorro. Here is my Flickr collection:
