Photos by rockclimber057

Looking west at the oposite side of the canyon. It was Scott, Sarah, and Myself enjoying some unclimbed rock in the box.

Here you can get a view of the top half of the north wall. Whipped cream comes up the left side of that wall. The center roof is just asking for a line through it.

A view of the southeast buttress on the approach. The Grover is the line with the roof up the middle of the wall.

This is me jugging up a fixed line. Rattle snake below enjoying the shade. Did not expect his company.

The Serra Ancha wilderness is a beautiful place to explore. Very Serene.

This is just a self portrate of me taken June 18th, 2004. It was taken with a Canon Elph S100.

Here is my wall in Queen Creek Arizona. "The Oven" in the garage 13' long x 8' 6" tall in 3 sections (1st is 36", second and third 48" each) plus arrete and deheidrel. Approximately 200+ square feet. 500 t-nuts 165 holds (mostly metolious) favorite holds.....anything positive on this wall. built from 3/4" ply, 2x4's and assorted hardware. 4" deck screws anchor to the studs into the back wall and into the attic. Cost is about $800 with holds so far.