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On editing the second printing of High Climbers I made many changes and included more content. It really made that book better. It's likely I'll do the same with the other two books in the near future. Glad to hear you're pleased with them, Cory Thank you

600 years old. Must really be tight grained and heavy wood. How big in diameter, on average, do oaks that old get on Crowleys Ridge, Ol' Timer?

It's hard to beat any man at his own game, and when it come to climbing with the flip line and spurs that was my game, and Mike would not go there on a bet. We each have our talents.

I can't recall having said that, Cory. Mike was strong, but he seldom demonstrated it on bets. Now he was a master at Hacky Sac and thumb wrestling. Few could match him at either.

Plan a trip, Al. At your leisure. The redwoods are not going anywhere in the meantime. They will always be here.

Yes, Mike passed away in 2003. I was in the middle of writing that chapter about Mike when I found out, too. And it brought me to tears. What a good friend he was. Tough as they come and a Teddy Bear all at the same time.

Wes is still climbing and falling timber, cutting burl and milling. He's a working fool.