Photos by rainontin

Jonny B. sticks an honest to god no hands knee bar on Bone Machine. Notice the rolled-up jeans-as-kneepads.

This would be me standing under Bone Machine after another failed attempt. Next summer...next summer it will be mine!

Here I am on Bone Machine, setting the first of many kneebars, below the first crux. This is an accidental photoshop job that came out quite well if I do say so myself.

LML sending 80 Feet of Meat as day turns to dusk.

Another photoshop experiment on an old photo of myself pulling the final moves on some problem in the Satellites. I am starting to remember some of the things I learned in that computer art class...

This reminded me of those neon signs you see in bars advertising one kind of beer or another. Sorta...

Really, how hard is it to keep your dogs on a leash?

40 characters eh? Well, this is the problem Sputnik One. It is an easy problem, something of a highball. Impress all the hikers making their way back to the parking lot as it sits right next to the trail!

A nice shot I took of LML on an un-named V1 in the Satellites. This is a fun problem.

LML crossing over to the huge sloper on Aerogel. This is the easy part.

This is a fun problem with lots of heel hooks. You can either use your right heel exclusively and "hop" it up the rail as you climb, or you can make it a bit harder by switching off feet.

This is me campusing through the iron cross move of Aerogel. The crux comes after you match on the sloper and involves throwing to a right hand crimp (barely visable in the top right corner) before dynoing to an arete (out of frame). It is actually much easier to paste your feet on the block rather than campus, but that wouldn't look as cool, would it?

Pattycake at Camp Dick