A second trip the Red had sprung up, and five days later I’m back. A whole bunch of laughs and silliness went on, but so did a ton of climbing. We left a mark on this place, and came back with some great memories.

I got invited on a short trip down to the Red River Gorge this past weekend. It just so happened to coincidentally be my birthday, and I couldn’t have asked for a better way to spend it!

This is a write up I did for Solo Eyewear's blog last year. It's a quick articulation of my experience doing a multipitch climb in Squamish, BC. It was adapted from a larger story which will be featured in a book I've been working on.

My photography work, and adventurous lifestyle lead outsiders to believe that I live an amazing life. I kind of do and I'm greatly appreciative for a lot of the things I've been able to do, and places I've been able to see. But there is another side of me that I've been keeping away from the public's eye. Really only family and close friends have been made aware that I've been struggling with a chronic digestive disease for the past four years.