Photos by aimeerose

More of an artistic shot, the interesting part is that I'm almost 6 months pregnant.

Between Pietown and Datil lies a secret boulder field, so secret our guides even got lost taking us there.

Some people felt wary of even standing on the summit (it is a little chossy), but I felt pretty comfortable, so I tried the tree pose. Photo by Harvey of Salt Lake City.

Me trying to figure out how to surmount the "diving board" on Ancient Art. I finally ended up crawling underneath it and climbing on the left side. Photo by Harvey of SLC.

Great route- 5.9+ flake, beautiful climbing into a great undercling around a little roof. Photo: Doris Dalton.

Fine Jade, 11a, a lovely, but difficult climb. Climber: Unknown; Photo: Aimee Roseborrough

These guys were flying over our heads most of the time while we were on Fine Jade. They had what sounded like lawnmower engines powering room fans. Pretty annoying. Climber: Unknown Swedish strong man (cruised the crux).

This pic was emailed to me- don't know who took it, but this lady rocks!

A lovely 5.8 roof route. Be careful of the water when you rap down. Photo by Lou.

A lovely 5.10- that I enjoyed the onsight of. I just love Paradise Forks. Photo by Lou.

Only V0, but still a lot of fun. Potato Chip boulder, Kraft Rocks, Las Vegas. (Also the pic was taken with my cell, so it's not great).

This is me just starting into the crux of pitch 2 on leviation. It was a beautiful roof move.

This is Jeremiah just starting into the crux of pitch 5 on leviation. It was a tough fist crack.

This is me checking out the topo for pitch 6 and feeling concerned. I just bashed my way through pitch 5 on second and wasn't feeling too great about leading 5.10.

This was the start of thecrux of Firedance for me. A blind crossthrough move to a powerful undercling. Awesome climb. One of the best at Jack's and all natural! Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Harley Green

This was a pretty cool 12a I almost onsighted. I just missed a jug because I didn't see it. Oh well. I'll get it next time! Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Harley Green

A longstanding project for me. I made it all the way to the crimper on the lip last fall, but then it got too cold and I haven't gone back yet. It's proposed that I may be the shortest adult to send this problem when I do get it. (I'm 5'0" and I have to campus the middle moves!) It's a great problem though. Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Kyle Roseborrough

A great powerful problem. Kyle was psyched when he got it. Climber: Kyle Roseborrough Photo: Aimee Roseborrough

This is me goofing around on a fun 5.7 route at Granite Mountain. I don't remember the name of it, unfortunatly. All the routes there are great. Often called the Yosemite of Arizona. Climber(?): Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Tomas Robison

The best V2 ever! Overhanging jugs to a classic Hueco lip move. Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Kyle Roseborrough

Same problem as in "A Family Outing" shot, but from the top. This isn't posed, I really have to grimace like that to stick the move! Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Walker Kearney

After looking at the other Fear and Loathing photos, I decided to submit this one. I think the colors are much nicer. This is a classic route. Overhanging jug haul to power crimper mover (if you go left at this bolt to typical Red Rocks slab finish. I'm moving into the crux moves. Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Kyle Roseborrough

Kyle Roseborrough on an unnamed V4. Sweet arete problem with a pull up move on impossible slopers. Can't tell you where it is though, or I'd have to kill you. Climber: Kyle Roseborrough Photo: Walker Kearney

A great V7. This is the alternate start for everyone who's too short to bust the sick drop knee. Just put your left hand where your left foot was, your right hand where your left hand was, and your right heel where your right hand was. It sounds like Twister, but it works and still goes at V7. Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Kyle Roseborrough

A lovely morning hiking into Juniper Canyon.