Photos by jgass

Michael Short sending What's Left of Les in his tennies.

Brion Voges sending Bloody Flapper Traverse.

Brion Voges on Free Willy during our week long trip.

Brion Voges on a cool highball warmup at the main area at LRC.

Wes Powell on Shiver Direct on the back nine at LRC.

Here I am on the opening move of Slider. This problem is just one of the many classics of HP40.

Here I am doing the second move to the little crimps on Slider.

Here is Brion Voges about to attempt the first move on Hugs and Kisses. If you think this crimp is tiny wait till you bump up with your left to a crimp thats probably less than half a pad.

Here I am doing the undercling move on Boomslang. I think this in one of the coolest boulders at HP40.

This is the first move into the small pocket on Step-Child. The drop-knee really helps.

Here is John Gass on the first long move of Campus Punks. In order to do this move I have to take my left hand off the pocket in order to reach the next hold, but in the end I got the send!!

Here is Chris doing the rock over move into the weird undercling on Chevrolet. Obviously a fall while matching the undercling wouldn't feel to good.

After many tries on the problem and getting to the last hold twice and falling, he finally came back and sent the problem the next morning. Here he is starting the crux.

Here is a sequence of him finally sending the orb after only a days work. this is probably one of the most classic problems in the southeast.

this is brion voges tryin to work his way up the slopey problem sideline.

This is me on Earth, Wind, and Fire a classic highball water groove near popeye.

This is me on Popeye a classic campus problem in Area 1. This problem has an awesome pinch that is really good if you get to it.

John Gass on the Comet Traverse. This has got to be one of the best looking boulders in the southeast. Little crimpers and long moves are what this problem is all about.

Michael Short on the Lowdown, one of the coolest lowballs at Horse Pens 40.