Deb has been reading extreme mountaineer books. She decided to organize and archive my climbing career, so for starters, here's the list of sucessful mountains that I've had the opportunities to stand on top of.  Most are in CA but there was 4 in Bolivia.

I seldom talk about my climbing in fear that people might think that I'm bragging (or nobody is interested) but it's fun to compare notes with other climbers. Climbing for me is a selfish endeaver. I do it strickly for self satisfaction and accomplishment.  Only my climbing partners are there to witness our climbs, there are never any spectators, therefore not much glory.  Most of my climbs are documented with some incredible photos... incredible because mother nature provides the beauty.

Mt Shasta 14,162'    2 of 3
Mt Lassen 10,462'    3
Mt Hood 11,245'  1 of 2
Pyramid Peak 9,983'  4
Eagle Buttress 8640'
Jacks Peak 9856'
Dicks Peak 9974'
Mt Tallac 9735'     3
Mt Hawkins 10,024'
Mt Sill 14,154'
North Palisade 14,248'
Mt Gayley 13,510
Mt Ritter 13,143'   1 of 2
Mt Dade 13,600'
Bear Creek Spire 13,734'
Mt Hoffman 10,850  3
Cathedral Peak 10,911
Mt Dana 13,053
Kuna Peak 13,002'
Koip Peak 12,962'
Mt Whitney 14,505'
Kaiser Peak 10,320’
Huayna Potosi 20,000'
Janko Huyo 18,079'+
Pequeño Alpamayo 17,618'
5500 meters Unnamed, Bolivia  18,044'
Mt Carrie (WA) 6995'
Telescope Peak 11,043'