With only three days before Szu-ting, Eric Salazar and I board the plane for our Return to Genyen Expedition, our house is a mess. Expedition gear covers the floor and I navigate from room to room on narrow trails that weave around piles of camera, climbing, camping and other outdoor gear. Despite having written a …
Yesterday I was overjoyed to learn that the Return to Genyen Expediton was selected to recieve Planet Granite’s Grant’s It! We will be blogging to their site during our trip and giving slide shows at some of Planet Granite’s locations when we return.
After Szu ting Yi and I finish the climbing portion of the climbing portion of the Return to Genyen Expedition we (through our adventure travel company LittlePo.com) will be offering a once in a lifetime adventure for interested travelers. “Explore the Tibetan Plateau“ is a trekking and service based expedition into the heart of the Tibetan …
New Adventure Travel Trip with LittlePo Adventures: Exploring the Tibetan Plateau Read More »
My chosen life path has allowed me an incredible amount of flexibility in some ways and in other ways has been very restrictive. Not working a 9 to 5 job has enabled me to set my own schedule and have time for various expeditions. However, working as an outdoor educator and freelance photographer/journalist typically does …
A little help from some friends at the AAC – Lyman Spitzer Cutting Edge Grant Read More »
Being able to clearly see an objective in the mountains can provide the necessary information and incentive to complete a route or reach the summit. But sometimes what you can’t quite see or what is not known offers the greatest motivation. In 2006 I ventured in the rugged mountains of Western China hoping to find …
Being able to clearly see an objective in the mountains can provide the necessary information and incentive to complete a route or reach the summit. But sometimes what you can’t quite see or what is not known offers the greatest motivation. In 2003, an image in the American Alpine Journal caught my attention. The photo was …