Clipping the chains takes some effort; checkout the vein in my forehead. Photo by John Beveridge

I saw my parents using this, I guess I can belay as well!!!!.... Vero is 7 months old....

Photo taken by Eric Chesebro.

This photo was taken by Duracellbunny.

Vero enjoying the day outside after four days of really cold weather.

This pic was taken in August 2003 by Tim Stich.

This pic was taken in August 2003 by Tim Stich.

Vero is 5 &1 /2 months. Photo taken by Hernan.

Vero is 4 month old and she enjoys being with us @ the wall!!!!

Vero, 4 month old helping to pass the rope.

Vero and me!!!

After grabbing the beak, a short move to clip #3 is necessary

Photo taken by Mario Cantu at school boy direct

Photo taken by mario cantu this route has not seen a redpointed in about 8 years and has not seen a second send by anyone but john

The only way to get over this crux is to match hands, move the right hand up and 2 feet to the right, match the left foot to the left hand, and mantle off a small nub with the right thumb. Hope you're flexible.

The feature above the 2nd bolt is often refferred to as the "beak". It is a true chicken head , and you have to deadpoint to it and if you dont grab it just right it bites back.

She is 2 weeks old and she enjoys being outside!!!!!

Veronika was born on May 29 2004. Her weigth was 6lb 9oz. We are very happy!!!!!

Nothing like Spring time in the Greenbelt... By the looks of Evan's face even giving somebody a catch can be fun. Photo by David Hawkins

Another fine polished limestone slab route at Seismic Wall.

My sister taking advantage of the huge rest half-way up this route. The rest of the route is slightly harder, I swear!

Long lines gone, Seismic becomes a pretty relaxing place...

A typical sight...busy routes on the slabby face on the right side of Seismic Wall. Polished limestone at it's finest!

Aaron Hernandez on Seismic Wall at Barton Creek Greenbelt in Austin, Texas

Aaron Hernandez on Seismic Wall at Barton Creek Greenbelt in Austin, Texas