10/28/2011 – No more than two hours after having landed in Alaska (back on October 3rd), I was out hiking around the Mendenhall Valley with a couple of my WEMT classmates. The glacier was a powerful piece of geologic and climatological history that immediately instilled in me the belief that Alaska is something special and […]
Read more "The Mighty Mendenhall Glacier"10/23/2011 to 10/24/2011 – When you are stuck in a classroom in an abandoned gas station for nearly 8 hours a day, you really feel the urge to get outside and do something with your days off. Our WEMT class’ favorite weekend activities included going out for some afternoon drinking in Juneau and exploring the […]
Read more "The Blue Mussel Cabin"10/3/2011 to 10/31/2011 – With the culmination of rafting season came my first empty fall I’ve ever had, and with that, I felt an educational void. To fill this void, I headed to Juneau, AK to take a EMT + W (wilderness) class through the month of October. The month was largely spent inside the […]
Read more "Alaska and a WEMT"5/14/2011 to 5/20/2011 – After a week long roadtrip from Colorado back to Washington (due to Winston’s incredible stubbornness) the Pacific Northwest ski mountaineering adventure began. I met up with Jonny Cromwell, Daan Stevenson, and Andrew Steger shortly after their 3-day attempt at Mt. Rainier. We skied a classic PNW day at Alpental with rain […]
Read more "Washington Righteousness"Last summer was my rookie season as a raft guide. Although the summer of 2010 has forever changed me, I took very few photos and instead lived every moment to its fullest. I was surrounded with an amazing group of people who each took a leap of faith and ended up on their feet as […]
Read more "A Little Taste of Rafting Season"Here are a couple of shots from a park day at Keystone (closing weekend…) and one from the view from my campsite of Mt. Ypsilon up in RMNP. Enjoy!
Read more "Another Weekend Update"Waking up at 1pm, after a great evening out on the hill, a certain something lightened my mood. It was snowing, and it was snowing hard. Only Colorado could produce snow just 24 hours after having a 70 degree day in mid November. It snowed hard all afternoon and started to really stick around dinner, […]
Read more "Snowing on Campus… time to shoot"Went and visited the guys at Folsom Custom Skis, a local Boulder custom ski builder, recently to figure out what makes them tick. Here are a couple of photos, and check out the”Words” page for the full story.
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Zachary Stephen Miller 