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The starting moves of this 12a are unprotected and somwhat dicey- we considered humping a bouldering pad up to do this, but the landing is flat enough, what's the worst thing that could happen...?
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John leads the 2nd pitch of Serenity Crack, this tenuous span is the crux of the pitch.
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Leading "quarter of a man". This climb is just awesome!
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Peter leads this amazing and relatively unclimbed Indian Creek gem of a crack. If you go, bring a broom for the off-width at the top (yikes!).
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Aaron is the man, the stuff of legend, of whispered tales of boldness and glory... how does he float such dicey slab? He don't need no stinkin sticky rubber baby- just velcro fasteners!
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Beautifully colored vertical granite on face of Half Dome.
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This was taken near the Gunsmoke traverse the day before Thanksgiving '03
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An Indian Creek sunset w/ the Sante Fe crew and one of the Six Shooter Towers
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Matt on Thank God Ledge, almost 2000 feet up the RNWF of HD and just a few short pitches from the top. The alpinglow has just set in and the grey rock is glowing- check out the shadow, better get up to the top quick!
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Aaron, balancing thru' the mental crux of "sidewinder" in the Outback @ JTree.
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Jeff, belaying the fearless leader of the mole people, while he warms up on the Red Rocks classic- Yak Crack.
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Sean gets a huge no hands rest on his way to sending "Fear and Loathing in Las Vega$ III" at the wall of confusion.
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How often do you ever see something like this happen???
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Thought this was maybe some kinda postcard chit
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