Claim OwnershipStarlight and Storm: The Inner Thoughts of a Mountain Guide
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© Dick Chasse
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This is a collection of my thoughts on philosophy and techniques regarding mountain guiding and outdoor leadership. I record each episode unscripted and usually in a single take.
Starlight and Storm is a book by Gaston Rebuffat published in 1956. He was a visionary french guide that has eloquently written about guiding and mountain craft.
To contact me: shortroping@gmail.com
Starlight and Storm is a book by Gaston Rebuffat published in 1956. He was a visionary french guide that has eloquently written about guiding and mountain craft.
To contact me: shortroping@gmail.com
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Amity is a good friend of mine. She's definitely put some time in the field.
Amity is a good friend of mine. She's definitely put some time in the field.
I met Joe on Kalymnos and thought he had created an interesting career in guiding. I also feel we share many of the same values around guiding and life.
I met Joe on Kalymnos and thought he had created an interesting career in guiding. I also feel we share many of the same values around guiding and life.
Wind is an interesting force of nature.
I met Joe on Kalymnos and thought he had created an interesting career in guiding. I also feel we share many of the same values around guiding and life.
Radios are a great tool to understand more fully and to use well.
How understanding your kit/skills can help facilitate wonderment and curiosity.
I feel fortunate to record a couple episodes with IFMGA guide Peter Doucette. He happens to be one of my closest friends as well. I have always appreciated the depth of his thought process and ability of articulating it to the rest of us.
I feel fortunate to record a couple episodes with IFMGA guide Peter Doucette. He happens to be one of my closest friends as well. I have always appreciated the depth of his thought process and ability of articulating it to the rest of us.
A heady yet simple principle to understand several different aspects of rope management.
A quirky but useful technique.
I’m excited about what the future will bring.
Some thoughts to consider.
Finding the beauty within motion.
Just thoughts.
Just some thoughts on a huge topic.
An interesting technique that can be done well.
Sometimes the simple things are what hold us back.
Interesting topic
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