Pine Creek needs some love. With the growing popularity of the canyon, The Bishop Area Climbers Coalition is raising funds for a pit toilet. If you can, please donate or purchase a shirt. Link is in my bio.
* 1 Ethan’s journal while working Everything is Karate 5.14c/d
* 2 Alex flashing Reggae 5.13+
* 3 Ethan, Everything is Karate
* 4 Brad, Ecstasy 5.13
* 5 Alex, Mile High Club 5.13b
* 6 Ethan, Everything is Karate
* 7 Brad, Ecstasy
* 8 Alex finishing up a day of climbing in Pine Creek.
* 9 back in the day, circa 2011, doing an episode of MTV Cribs while posted up in Pine Creek.
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The Beats Of Discovery: Philippines.
For the next 45 days, we’re inviting you into the journey. Surf, run, climb, chaos, long roads, humid nights, and the people we met along the way.
This is more than a destination. It’s an evolving experience shaped by movement, exploration, and discovery.
Stay tuned, but in the meantime, check out the full look-book at the link in Bio for a sneak peek.
📸 @snackfarmer & @_drew_smith_
This winter I spent some time shooting and hanging out with @ethansalvo . He’s climbing some of the hardest climbs around the US and Canada, living the dream out of his Subaru. His attitude and approach, working and sending hard projects was very inspiring to witness.
The Jackson Marvell, Bungee Club Team Member cards just showed up today. Expect to see them in new orders! Thank you @_drew_smith_ for the awesome photos! #bungeeclub☠️☠️☠️
It was a busy afternoon at The Grandpa Peabody and I was hanging with a friend shooting photos. Out of the corner of my eye I see this kid Austin who I had just met walking up to the starting holds of a climb. Everyone around went silent. He gracefully began to flow up the climb, he stuck the lip at 20ft off the deck and cut his feet screaming then continued up the delicate slab above. @hoyt.austin “The Process” (v16) // Fifth Ascent my mind is blown.
@ethan.herreraa and The Mammoth 200 ~
A long, unraveling thread pulled through the mountains and the dim corridors of night.
A moving question, a soft persistence in worn shoes.
Every switchback asks quietly if you still believe in forward.
Ethan came in 22nd after moving almost continuously for 3 days 52 minutes covering 218 miles w/ 30,400 ft of climbing.
