Photos by bkboyd

High step high on Sixshooter. 12a. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Slacklining has its own photo category, why not ziplining? By Crocodile Rock.

Pretty sure this is NOT in the Toyota RAV4 owner's manual as recommended usage...

For those who haven't experienced the 'joy' of carrot bolts. From your desperate stance: (a) fish a hanger from the bottom of your chalkbag, or from a biner on your harness. (b) slide the hanger over the bolt head. (c) clip the biner into the hanger. (d) try to accomplish each of the above steps without dropping the hanger to avoid laughter by the locals.

Moderate friction route up the center area of the slab. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Midway up one of the longer routes at the Pond. Photo by Brian Boyd.

5.10a arete climb just right of Pocket Puzzle. Route name is Arête Horizon . Photo by Brian Boyd using a Canon Pro1 digital.

Photo by Justin Sallows, Brian Boyd climbing. Circa 1989.

Test scan from a snapshot using the Canon 8400F. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Experiment with a tripod and cable release. Second test scan from a snap using Canon 8400F

Test scan of a photo negative using Canon 8400F. Photo by Brian Boyd

Coral Bay is best known for its snorkeling and diving, but has an excellent pocket-filled wall. Photo by Emily Boyd.

Good hands to the lip. Photo by Albert Points.

#5 camalot just placed, and a long way to the top! Photo by Helen Palmiera, Brian Boyd climbing.

Norris Wright spotting, Brian Boyd climbing, Helen Palmiera on lens.

Everyone should have a cave in their back yard! Small, but steep.

Same wall...different view. Cave by Brian Boyd, photo by Brian Boyd. Do I have 40 characters yet?

The first two times on the route, fog was so thick that you couldn't see the ground after the first belay. Here's what the view is actually like.

From the guidebook: "A very large camming unit may give the leader a sense of security, however it would be difficult to fall out of the chimney." Sure. Photo by Helen Palmiera, Brian Boyd climbing.

One of the easier routes (6a+) on the left side of the cliff. Photo by Emily Boyd

Easily leadable with gear, but bolted nonetheless. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Unknown climber on a popular route at Tung Lung. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Working through the crux section. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Helen about to top out. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Norris on Ride the Wild. Photo by Brian Boyd.