“I have my eye on some bigger faces, and Ive been training a lot,” he told us. “With [freeBASEing], if the rock is smooth and overhanging and you fall, youre more immediately away from it. So its kind of a switch in my mind where now the most dangerous places and the most difficult faces are seeming as if they are the safest replica Baume & Mercier watch places.”With that in mind, watch for Potter to start tackling even harder routes in both Europe and the U.S.—including a possible a freeBASE of El Capitan’s Nose route. For Potter, even the sky is no longer the limit. “Ive never been more inspired than I am right now,” he says. “And Ive been pretty inspired.” —Ryan Krogh
National Geographic writer and filmmaker Jon Bowermaster is just back from nearly three months exploring Antarctica by sailboat and sea kayak. Highlights included icebergs thundering into the sea, discovering of an albino penguin, and kayaking alongside breaching humpback whales.Antarctica 2008, which festival goers will get replica Chanel watch a sneak preview of tonight, was the final expedition in Bowermasters OCEANS 8 project. Over the past decade his teams have paddled around the world by sea kayak, including expeditions to the Aleutian Islands, Vietnam, French Polynesia, Chile/Argentina/Bolivia, Gabon, Croatia, and Tasmania.
Seeing the world from the seat of a sea kayak has given Bowermaster a one-of-a-kind look at the health of the worlds oceans and the lives of the nearly three billion people around the globe who depend on them. We caught up with the replica Franck Muller watch author of nine books—including Descending the Dragon—and asked him about his latest project.Outside: What are you showing in Taos?Jon Bowermaster: A short re-cap, in video and photos, of my just-concluded ‘Oceans 8’ project and the National Geographic film of our Vietnam expedition and a first glimpse at photos and high-def video from our 3-month long Antarctica expedition.O: Was this the final Oceans 8 project?
