Heaven's Hug.Take the first 3 bolts up Heaven's gate to get under this big roof. Instead of moving right, go over the roof.

This is my daughter jasmine toproping the bottom part of Meet the Flinstones at the New Wall in Austin, TX. (3 years old)

this is my daughter violet on meet the flinstones at the new wall in Austin, TX. (3 years old)

this is a rotation to be posted for the critique group.

John led this runout route for us, but cruised up the left side. This round he's going straight for the bulge. Total scend~

The start on this boulder is a DICEY heel hook. This boulder is actually about 400 yards in the opposite direction of the fern bar area. Not really a climbing area, more than a random boulder in the dry creekbed... when it's dry...

photo critique group--- edit 1 this is for the group lets see how ya like it

photo critique group--- edit 2 this is the second edit for the group thanks for your patience

Amy showing some grit to get to the top! This girl is tough!

Rick and Ralph showed me this problem. I worked out some sweet beta with a toe hook that gains you the left crimp, static. The next throw is a badass jug with a bump out to a matching crimp... but the crux is basically a 4 foot dyno out of the roof with no feet... no one scent today but mannnnn would it be killer! photo credit: Evening

Evening working the crux of flintstones. i normally use what she has in her left hand, for my right, but she isn't tall enough to reach the ledge and had to traverse a little farther out to get a hand up. taken on a 3.5 exilim digi

i'm still getting the hang of taking pictures from above. The exposure on Hanks 10 is sweeeeeet

Not the best shot, but Matt is pulling into the crux of this smooth line.

I like this composition better than the other.

Doesn't she look intense?!! Evening has only been climbing for about 5 months. This is a sketchy lead because new wall is SO greasy and polished. Probably her 3rd session leading.

I'm not sure why the picture is blue. Its a new camera and I haven't figured it out yet.

A refreshing V3/4 with an obvious start, but not so obvious finish. Photo by Tommy blackwell (Blackwell4).

Inside the city limits of Austin. We have rebolted this multi pitch classic 5.10 route. James Crump established the route in 1990. Photo by Luke Bowman.

Original piton placed in 1990 or so by James Crump. It is still there, but now there is new stainless steel gear to clip.

First time I climbed. They threw me on Catcus Patch. I fell off a couple times but I finished..

Sir George setting up King of Ging (5.10b) with the Sex Dwarfs variation (5.11c)

Sir George moving right to set draws on King of Ging (5.10b).

Couldn't be a better place for a tree... Me belaying George on King of Ging.

Me moving to next clip on King of Ging (5.10b). Fun climb, takes you way out right then makes you traverse left then up another move or two to the top.

and on December 18, 2004 we added one bolt in the roof and two Fixe anchors on the face. photo by John Beveridge