Photos by mleduff

I found this old picture taken by Dado Mista in the late 90's. It shows the move right after the crux lock off.

Steep and Juggy - My first 5.12a back in the late 90's. Gotta love/hate that slopy dish!

Sindy following this beautiful 11a on the Gorilla Wall. Photo by Dado Mista

Martin (un p'tit gars d'Québec) finishing Grape Ape. The shirt says: "Whatever happens, stay calm!"

Steep climbing and good pockets (not all of them ;-) What else could you ask for?

Unknown climber working the crux section of "Priez pour nous". To the right are the prow and recognizable blue stripe of "Tennessee".

High stepping: quite often the short climber's solution to prepare for a reachy move.

Easiest climb at l'amphi. Good warm up.

Local climber working this impressive line on the most characteristic feature of l'Amphi. She seemed to be ready to send!

Unknown climber finishing the first 35 meters (7c) of a 50 meter climb to the top of the wall.

Layla enjoying this climb, only a few feet from the road.

Layla on this tricky climb. The second pitch of this climb and the other ones on this wall require solid 7th grade skills but have not been published yet in a guide book.

In Millau, they like their climbers like rock stars...

A great climb put up by Laurent Triay that goes up an ocean of rock. Photo by D. Graham

Layla flashing Foire du trône as a 2nd climb of the day.

A good way to make Memorial Day a memorable one... Send a hard climb!

Williamson rock is closed... Bummer! Fortunately, the steep stuff at Echo Cliffs stays in the shade all afternoon because the sun is so high in the sky. State of Grace provides all the challenge needed!

A burly move for the grade, but the climb is well worth it...Robert on "Restrain this".

A delicate move on small crimps awaits the climber after the powerful crux...

Antoine starting the crux section during one of his early attempts. Repetition makes perfect and he found success later on that summer...

Steve adding some colors to the crux of Lethal Weapon - Even the moon was out to see that!

Warming up, Gitta casually sends "The Shaman".

Layla on the popular "Death by Chocolate". A great picture taken by Haris Sarantis a couple of years ago...

I miss Williamson Rock!

First moves of the classic multi-pitch climb. Gitta makes it look easy.