May 07, 2012
At the Timbers game
We have been lucky to go to most of the Timbers home games this year because Jean's brother Joe recently signed up with them as a goalkeeper after playing professionally in Norway for two years. The games have been a lot of fun and in fact we were Timbers fans before Joe came in to town, but it's really exciting with him on the team. Saturday's game against Columbus Crew was the first where we were able to see his cool intro video on the big screen. He didn't start, Troy played a great game despite being injured the week before, but he was on the squad and here he is warming up Troy before the start of the second half. Go Timbers!
Posted by Dave at 06:31 PM
January 17, 2012
MLK day adventure
PCT - Salmon River Meadows loop at EveryTrail
Posted by Dave at 06:17 PM
November 20, 2011
Crack clinic
Thursday night Jean and I went see a presentation at the Mazamas center by climber Steph Davis titled "Earth to Sky" about her recent adventures climbing desert towers and base jumping off of them! We were both inspired, especially because we are planning an extended climbing trip for next summer. The next day we were lucky enough to take a two hour clinic from her. We got lots of good nitty gritty tips and more inspiration. Then Sunday became unexpectedly nice for November and we headed out to Broughton Bluff to put some of the ideas in to action. Jean and I both climbed Classic Crack and felt better than we had before and so lucky to spend a day in the sun.
Posted by Dave at 07:46 PM
September 12, 2011
Hiking the Wonderland trail
Posted by Dave at 10:43 AM
August 29, 2011
Hiking around Mt. Hood

Scott and I hiked the Timberline trail around Mt. Hood this weekend, partly in preparation for hiking around Mt. Rainier on the Wonderland trail in a couple weeks. I'm pretty bushed from the two-day hike so I hope I'll stand up to the five days of hiking the Wonderland. We almost got turned around on the north side by a fire but after running in to a crew of Hispanic firefighters we learned it was a small fire and lower in elevation than our trail took us. If it had been windy we probably would have turned back. We had gorgeous weather throughout and I managed to take some photographs on the way.
Posted by Dave at 09:26 AM
