Photos by mp31bravo

One of my Korean friends looking down from his send after waking up a tiny barn bat when he went for a hold. I don't know who was more scared, he or the bat!

I guess you could call wet, slimy limestone during Asia's Monsoon season a crux in of itself, but the first sequence is what makes it an 11b

After many months of begging, I finally got my girl to get a harness and some rock shoes. She redpointed her first send of this tricky 5.7 slab route with no problem!

Tony Krauss and Eric Riddle of the club Koreaontherocks dot com finish a day of climbing this nice slab on a hot summer day in Korea

Eric Riddle powers through a tricky sequence on an unnamed, seldom used route on the sea cliffs of the Jo-do island, known to us as the Korea Maritime University in the port city of Busan, South Korea (Photo by Me, Tony Krauss)

Eric Riddle climbing one route belayed by me, Tony Krauss, in Busan, South Korea

Another beach sea cliff climbing area in Busan, the 2nd Biggest City in Korea, as far south as you could go! Photo by Eric Riddle of Me, Tony Krauss

Photo By Tony Krauss of Eric Riddle climbing this landmark on the Keumjung Mountain Range in southern portion of South Korea (Belay by Corey Thornhil)

Photo by Tony Krauss of Corey Thornhil climbing the sea cliff faces in Busan, South Korea

Photo by Tony Krauss of Corey Thornhill. We saw this interesting rock formation on the sea cliff, so we rigged a bomber toprope anchor and climbed!