Photos by kricir

This is me climbing blue sun on my first trip to the creek, I think ihuang took the picture, but I could be wrong.

Me + Dominator (5.10a/b) = onsite. Photo by wanderinfree or nthusiastj? Im not really sure. Its bolted, but you could probably lead it on gear, you gotta love Boulder canyon!

This is not dusty trail, nor is it at the crag ranch, but it is in the area, at a place that I am not at liberty to discuss. Photo by Tod Anderson.

This is me on the top of the Petit Grepon after climbing the standard south face route. Photo by michaelj2. June 23, 2006.

This is me leading pitch 1 of Alexanders chimney in the spring of 06’. The right facing corner above me is actually slightly overhanging and turned out to be the crux.

after enjoying perfect weather for an accent of Alexander's chimney, thick clouds rolled in making the decent some what scary. We followed tracks and the trail back down to tree line and then got lost, swimming and post hole-ing by compass through the woods almost a mile, ending up in goblin's forest. April 23, 2006.

This was taken on top of all mixed up, march 06, by my dad, who was feeling up for a climb that day. It was a 3 pitch ice route, you can see lumpy ridge in the right corner of the pic, way down there, cool, eh?

this is a one pitch 5.7 with almost no pro- it was fun, but not worth doing again. Greyrock, co

This is longs peak from my house. It is the first this I see when I leave in the morning, I can check conditions by walking outside. I hope that was 40 characters.

Well, on the left is this guy, Steve House, hes an alright climber, and there I am on the right. (P.S. Im not really that short)

I took this pic of the master at work. This is the ‘06 Ouray Ice Fest comp route, which mr. Gadd won.

This is my dadclimbing partner taking a breather above the first crux of Dreamweaver. We took gear but did not use it, soloing the route in easy spring conditions. oh yea, I took the pic.

this little known route is right up stream of the schoolroom. It tops out with 50 ft of low angle, unprotectabul crap, very unusual for the ice park.

This photo was taken on the top of Lady Washington after a spring traning hike. I also wanted to recon the east face to see If an accent of Kieners was possible. I decided it would be a good idea to wait. The frequency of the slides was amazing. One of these would fall off somewhere about every 45 seconds. It looks small, but that slide is almost 200ft wide.

Jonny P. traversing on the the beginning of broadway. His red Helmut is visible if you follow a little ways past the tracks. Oct, 2005

on the top of sawtooth, (indian peaks, co) a very easy snow climb made into a somewhat long trip because of a trail navigation error that added 10 miles