Photos by mnanao

After getting bested on FaL, I took a few pictures of this guy casually onsighting it. Fuji Velveeta 50/Fuji GA645 at f6.7. Nov 29, 2004.

a new area near le Mt. Ventoux. Mostly overhanging routes, all exposures, no polish and good rock make this an excellent destination.

this is one of my favorite problems at the happy boulders. Tam was a sport and did a few laps so I could get some pictures. Shot with a Fuji 645AF on Reala.

this route looked great, but I was cached from flashing all the other routes @ jurassic park. ha ha not really. Shot on Reala with an M6.

on the way to the way to bouldering. I guess we didnt actually need the crash pad!

One last problem before the sun went behind the Sierra

neither of us could get up this one. Does anyone know the name of it? It's at the end of the hall of mirrors

We had sunsets like this almost every day. This is a very poor scan from a 645 slide. Anyone have any recommendations for med. format scanners?!

These beautiful rock formations sre well worth the drive, but I would almost suggest Palace is a rest day activity rather than a climbing destination.

No idea what the name of this great problem is: a gorgeous piece of rock with fun and challenging (for me at least) movement. Unfortunately, some moron bolted (TWO bolts!!!) another fun line on the right side of the big wedge. Photo by Chloe Zubieta.

ceuse has to be one of the most photogenic crags in the world. The rain clouds hit us about 20 minutes later, and ceuse became inundated with soggy climbers.

There is climbing on the island, but we never made it out there. Shot on a fuji 645 with velvia 50.

She looks a little annoyed b/c I asked her to stop right above the crux so I could get the shot.

this problem starts low on jugs, traverses across crimps and ends in a fun mantle

nothing stops the french from climbing. The rain started and this poor guy (on ténére, I think) got soaked, but sent anyway.