A collection of photos from some climbs I've been fortunate to do during the past years.
December sunsets
First warm day of April sky from a white oak
It becomes clear that trees generate their own heat
A dead branch supports just as much life as a live one
April maple buds
Winter climbs bring their own rewards
This wet day it was a lot about willpower
A sunny summer day my son got to try it out for the first time
Here we are cleaning out a screech owl box where the squirrels have been adding layers for years.
Owl view
Through tree climbing I've been meeting wonderful people from all over the world. This is Women's Tree Climbing Work shop in October 2013.
My house! I live on the top floor in the blue house. As of this summer, that roof is covered with solar panels.
A stunning May day in an oak
I could have stayed here all week, listening to the spring peepers in the marsh below.
And I was joined by a pair of scarlet tanagers
Soft Connecticut hills from a tall tulip tree
My parents in their house, Stockholm, Sweden
My mom did not want to climb but it was great to show her what I have been doing.
Large, old, amazing Elm in south of Sweden. Four trunks spread evenly.
Fantastic lichen cover on this old Elm
Early fall foliage from a hemlock in the Berkshires, MA
Marshes and hidden ponds
And another stunning sunset
Maples, sugar and red, of giant proportions.
Another fall day, we decided against this oak since it was home to some raccoons
We went up this pine instead
One of few solo climbs for me, in the woods close to home
A night climb in a friend's oak tree
At a tree climbing conference in Atlanta GA, I spent part of the day in this white oak.
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