Photos by codhands

Sarah was actually TR'ing DC but I photoshopped out the rope because I thought it took away from the photo.

DJ cleaning house on his first FA. There is no gear to be had here and it hasn't been bolted for lead, but it's fun anyway.

This is a hard sit start that I am to weak to pull.... but it's still HELLA fun! That's right I said HELLA!

Use a heavy ass bastard like this when you're bolting up sport routes and then when you use a wall hammer it will feel like a childs plaything. Aye Popeye!

Here's how it would look with a tr solo setup. I don't think running feed end of rope through a biner on your gear loop is necessary in this configuration.

Here's how it would look in a lead configuration. I recomend running feed side of rope through a biner on one of the gear loops on the left side of your body.

Here is a picture of my drilled grigri with cord in place.

Here is what modified grigri looks like when open. Note that modification does not comprimise the integrity or impede cam movement.

Alright, here's how I use this thing. Don't try this though or you will die or get seriously injured. That said, I love using this setup for TR and Lead soloing. Feeds and locks up when falling like a dream

Searching for a grip DJ Trying to pull through the roof section.

Basin Arete Line - Large tree for anchor building. Would be a fun bolted lead. No Gear. NachoHedral is mungy dihedral in the left of photo. It has since been cleaned up significantly and has bolted anchors at the top. Fun Climb.

A real purdy place to sit, legs dangling, watching the world swim by, unless of course it's pouring down rain in which case it's miserable.

This is Sarah climbing some route around either Arnica Glen or PlayGround point. I forget.

Cooling off in the clamshell on a hot May day.

TR in secret spot.

A couple of ladies out playing at the Playground, don't know who they were but they were having fun!