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16 reports for authors starting with J are listed below.
For other subsets of reports, see the Top Level Index.
Names in this file: Chris Jain Christopher Jain Pat Jameson Dan Johnson Greg Johnson Nels Johnson Scott Johnson
| Date | Report Title [Peaks Climbed] | Place | ||||||
Reports by Chris Jain: | ||||||||
| 11 Oct 2003 | Knudtson Couloir on Mt. Thompson
[Mt Thompson] | California | ||||||
| 4 Oct 2003 | North Peak Couloir (right)
[North Peak] | California | ||||||
Reports by Christopher Jain: | ||||||||
| 3-6 Jul 2003 | Palisades Traverse
[Mt Sill, Polemonium Peak, North Palisade, Starlight Pinnacle, Thunderbolt Peak] | California | ||||||
| 15 Jun 2003 | Mt. Darwin
[Mt Darwin] | California | ||||||
Reports by Pat Jameson: | ||||||||
| 30-31 May 2003 | St. Mary's Glacier
(access report)
[St Mary s] | Colorado | ||||||
Reports by Dan Johnson: | ||||||||
| 3-6 Jul 2000 | Mt Rainier
[Mt Rainier] | Washington | ||||||
Reports by Greg Johnson: | ||||||||
| 27-29 Aug 2004 | Lyell and Maclure on the Rocks
[Mount Lyell, Mount Maclure] | California | ||||||
| 18-19 Oct 2003 | A Fall Classic: Taylor and Sirretta
[Taylor Dome, Sirretta Peak] | California | ||||||
| 15-16 Aug 2003 | Afoot on Abbot
[Mt Abbot] | California | ||||||
| 15 Aug 1999 | Warren Mountain
[Warren Mtn] | California | ||||||
| 11 Oct 1998 | Counting Sheep; Mt Cotter
[Mt Cotter] | California | ||||||
| 11 Jul 1998 | Mt Shasta
(Avalanche Gulch)
[Mt Shasta] | California | ||||||
| 19 Jul 1997 | Dana, Gibbs
[Mt Dana, Mt Gibbs] | California | ||||||
Reports by Nels Johnson: | ||||||||
| 26 Apr 2001 | Aconcagua approach
(Argentina)
[Aconcagua] | South America | ||||||
| 10 Jan 2001 | Pico de Orizaba
[Orizaba] | Mexico | ||||||
Reports by Scott Johnson: | ||||||||
| 20 Oct 2001 | Red Slate
(North Couloir)
[Red Slate] | California | ||||||
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