Here I am at the anchors for Tales of Ribaldy/Gimp & Weezer. Kappydane shot this picture as he was following me up, cleaning our gear.

[Photo by Ethan] This is a boulder problem down the hill from the Confederate Cracks. A local climber told us it was a V6, but I don't know the name of it.

my friend KB, being the tenacious woman she is...she pushed herself and took a wip...she is a pusher climber.

my climbing bud's at Horseshoe Canyon, AR...rainy night, so we were granted a chance to stay in a tepee...

Becka Obrian making her way up on a unknown bouldering problem...

my friend KB rocking up stem cell research (5.9)...she was a little nervous but kicked it...

my friend becka starting up on Port Side and done a good job...

just me climbing up on "Dont Be Gay" at the roman wall in Horseshoe Canyon, AR...at least i think it is that route?

my friend marcus rocking up "Dont Be Gay" on the roman wall at Horseshoe Canyon, AR...

Ben and Garren spotting me on a contrived problem between Strongman and ?? Lots of fun, and Strongman is a classic route... We weren't ready to leave, but were too tired to climb another route!

15-year-old Duke Goulden looking strong on Supersoul Sureshot at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Arkansas. This route is one of the most amazing and sustained routes at the ranch, and goes at 5.12. Sometimes I wonder if Duke's hair obstructs his view, but it never seems to hinder his climbing.

Duke Goulden playing on Big Top, a steep 5.11a, at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Arkansas. As shown here, instead of making the throw to the next jug Duke would rather hang on bad holds just to make things interesting.

This is jonb climbing a little boulder we found off the side of the trail at HCR. We didn't know anything about the route except that it looked like a cool line. We were tired from our roped climbs all day so we gave it a shot. John P and I worked the problem for a long time then I gave up and took pictures because my elbow hurt and then jonB hiked it. makes me sick. awesome climb. sequence goes clockwise from top left and finishes on the big picture.

My friend Kim's first sport route at HCR in Arkansas.

I was trying to do this unknown traverse on a rainy day and we decided to add a dyno into the mix.

Showing us how to do it on this really steep route on the north forty.

I don't really know what this route/problem is called, but it was pretty rad! Our first trip to the Ranch was the deal, we will be back.

Pam belaying Bryan on the North Forty. Fun day for all.

This along w/ strongman were my goals for the spring. I'm happy to report I sent both on my last trip down. 1st Normal Form (9+) can be found on The North Forty between Lavender Eye and Green Goblin. Thanks to Rick for taking the pic.

This was Drew's second attempt on Lavender.

A great Arete before you hit the wicked roof (12d) on the Roman wall at HCR, AR

This is a shot I got of Brian powering through the finishing moves of Ceasar's Tossed Salad, a classic 11 at the ranch. Couldn't have asked for better weather.

This is a pic of Arnold(vicum) red-pointing Lavender Eye (5.12a) on the North Forty. Here you see him pulling the crux, moving out from the roof.

Picture taken of me before the send. It was an awesome day for some great climbing with friends!

Me finally at the top of Orange Crush, a fun, 14 bolt climb on the fenceline.