I went to a old factory today. Hard to get in because of guard dogs barbed wire and pretty thick vegetation. I wasnt able to klimb the roof of the big Building sadly (the building in the middle) because the stupid dogs kept barking. But still a nice place. Prolly gonna come back another day better Equipped and when its dark.

Maybe not super adrenaline, I admit, but a huge hobby of mine that turned into a potential career option :) The idea is to climb as high as you can and toss a hammock on the upper limbs. Then enjoy the sunset 🤩

So this one time I needed a skiier and snowboarder to drag behind in a skijoring event in Colorado, so I went on Tinder and got 3 dudes. We all had an awesome time practicing (I dragged them around on mining belt and trash can lids 😂), won a saddle, and I dated Snowboard Dude for a whole month until he realized I was a terrible snowboarder and could never share his passion of shredding down a mountain 😂🫡 This was a recreational event, but the pro event had skiers jumping fire. PETA showed up and threw a beer at me and there was a bougie cowboy brawl after.

Specifically on top of Stolen Chimney in Moab, Utah. Oddly enough, it was harder to walk along that fin than to stand on the spire. I'll be going back to Utah this year to learn how to ice climb- excited to post those pics too :)

Via Ferrata means "the iron way" and is a series of cables and rungs that soldiers (back in the day) used to traverse mountains.

This particular route is not sketchy at all- I was just monkeying around and trying not to use the footholds ;) The fall is steep, but I would never fall because I'm in a harness and clipped into the cable structure that is apart of every Via Ferrata route.

I'm a huge climber (trees and rocks). I discovered that portaledging is the "backpacking" of those sports. Too tired to go on? Really want to relax and drink wine over a sunset? Portaledge.

This definitely is not my highest climb (and you can see where I tossed a ladder from a top ledge- there was a little overhang that was perfect for storing goodies and using the bathroom). But I was learning new climbing techniques on that wall and it was the perfect place to stop for the day and pick up again in the morning.

I was one of the last groups to wingwalk before they shut the operation down.

The air was chilly at 10,000ft

First time jumping out of a helicopter. We hung from the landing gear and let go it was an awesome feeling!! We were in a R44

I found a abandoned gravel mine. And thought it could be a nice beginning into a exiting Hobby.

Tyler Scott defeats Matt Scholtz by 0.0001 seconds in MotoAmerica’s SuperSport Race 2 at Road America