Positive Thinking and The Waterfall
Angel Eyes goes for a flight at Poko during the 2019 Adirondack Mountaineering Festival.
Angel Eyes goes for a flight at Poko during the 2019 Adirondack Mountaineering Festival.
A great view of the spectacular “Diagonal” (WI 5 5.6) during the 2018 Mount Washington Valley Ice Fest.
A Flight along the Big Wall of Mt. Pisgah, Lake Willoughby VT. by “Angel Eyes”. #northeastice
Peter Doucette of Mountain Sense Guides and Mike Houser racing the sun on the Bragg-Pheasant / Frankensteins South Face, Crawford Notch NH
11/24/18
Winter came late, and not the best of winters, but I had a ton of fun flying my new drone. Here are some of my best video clips that I shot last fall/winter with my new Drone, “Solo!”
Solo captures Jonathan Baldassare leading “Drop Line”(WI5),at Frankenstein Cliff, Crawford Notch NH during the 23rd Annual Mount Washington Valley Ice Fest
Video by Solo, flown by Doug Millen
Arethusa Falls
Crawford Notch NH – 12-6-2015
At nearly 200 feet high, it is the highest waterfall in NH
A great film by Petzl on proper ice screw placement technique, as well as how to set an anchor and a v-thread.
Ice climbing basics: Ice screw placement, anchors and V-threads [EN] from Petzl-sport on Vimeo.This film demonstrates proper ice screw placement technique, as well as how to set an anchor and a v-thread in waterfall ice. We will discuss the key technical elements, but remember that when swinging your tools into the ice, it is crucial to understand the medium on which you are climbing. The quality of the ice, its structure, the terrain above, recent changes in temperature – all these factors and others must be considered before you step off the ground and onto the ice.
www.petzl.com/LASER
A time-lapse video of Diagonal, Cathedral Ledge NH
Jan. 5, 2013
Video by Dustin Marshall Photography
Sources: Youtube / shadesofgranite.blogspot.com / Erik Eisele
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