Photos by reno

Treasure Falls in January 2006. Frozen, mostly, but you could still hear (and see!) water flowing under the ice. WI4++/WI5-ish. Sustained, pumpy, and colder than heck. Thanks to Redpointron for the photo and to Sharpie for the belay.

My faithful dog, Casey, watching me flail and dangle and struggle with the bulge crux of Mr. Slate (.10b) at the Pit, Flagstaff, Arizona. Thanks to Baja_Java for the pic, and to Camhead for the patient belay.

Gear sorting photo in 13 Mile campground at Red Rocks. For use in Trip Report.

olejeff and John at the anchor atop Dark Shadow. Submitted for use in TR only.

Overview of lower section of Dark Shadow. For use in Trip Report.

Reno at the belay anchors of the 4th pitch of Solar Slab. Photo by olejeff.

Photo by olejeff, taken of John (non-RC.com guy) climbing to the belay. Photo for TR use only.

Reno running it out at the start of Solar Slab. Photo for TR use only.

olejeff leading the second pitch of solar slab. Photo for TR use only.

Reno on the 3rd pitch of Geronimo. Photo by olejeff. For use in TR.

of Geronimo in Red Rocks. Photo for use in TR, taken by reno

A photo from the road to the campground at Red Rocks. The bulk of the climbing is hidden, but you can just barely see the rocks in the distance.

Submitting only for the "Pet Photo" thread... Nothing special. My dog, bouldering up to where "mommy" was sitting.

After back-to-back 19 hour days (one at work, and one doing a new route on Quandry Peak with Sharpie,) I was tired. Finally made it to camp around 11pm. One beer, and I was ready for bed. So I slept in my bag, under the stars. This is me, the next morning, still asleep. (Not sure who took the photo, as I was asleep, but probably redpointron or sandbag.)

Me, starting the excellent 3rd pitch hand traverse of Rewritten in Eldo. Rocknap and I took Redpointron and Fanaderhand up this route when they were here in Sept. 04. Photo by Redpointron.

Mtn_geo and I did the northeast ridge route up Elbert on May 8, 2004. Didn't get the summit, due to my mild case of AMS (dizzy, nausea.) Still, a fun time. That's Mt. Massive behind me. Alpine starts (1:30 am) are excellent.

Went to Jackson for a few days in March to meet old friends from Atlanta for some skiing. My best pal, Eric, shot this photo of the Tetons from the road. No, it's not Photoshopped... the sky really was THAT blue. Enjoy...

WI4 route by the lower bridge. The chimney behind me has a few fun mixed moves, and adds some "spice" to the route. Fun stuff overall. (Thanks to Sandbag for the photo...)

This route, just below the lower bridge on the east side, was the last route I did in Ouray at the Ice Festival 2004. There is a cool chimney that allows inclusion of mixed climbing, but you can avoid it by moving left. Thanks to Picket for the solid belay, and thanks to redpointron for the photo.

This is the group from Ouray Ice Festival 2004. Missing from the photo is Sandbag, but the rest of the crew is shown. From left to right, bottom row: Redpointron, Reno, Elvislegs, Sean, and Abott. Middle row: Jasona, John, Tim, Just_me, MtnGeo. Back row, on the steps: Tradkelly, Sharpie, and Skibabeage. Fun times by all. Join us next year, won't you? (Photo taken by Dr. Larry Rigsby.)

Tim and I played around on this 11a arete. Not sure what the route name is, but it's just right of "Cracker Jack," the 5.9 crack line.

This route, a classic 5.9 corner, should be on everyone's tick list when they climb at the Lost Wall. Here's my partner, Aaron, grabbing for a crimpy hold.

This is a nice 10b sport route. Though not easily seen in this photo, just to the left there is a crack that varies in width, allowing you to learn nuts, SLCDs, and tri-cams. About 60 feet tall, the crux is at the top, where hand holds get thin...

Getting pumped on the steepness of the Five Fingers during Ouray Ice Festival 2008.