Photos by snoopy138

Unknown climbers on various routes (Bird on a Wire? Dappled Mare?). I took this after topping out on Rock Candy, one of the routes on the Shorter Wall (Rock Garden Valley), which forms the backside of the Lost Horse Wall.

Christine (user coreydacat) starting out this rather nice, if short, crack.

Christine (user coreydacat) jamming up this rather nice, if short, crack.

Christine (user coreydacat) jamming up this rather nice, if short, crack. Perfect hands for her, thin hands for me.

Christine (user coreydacat) jamming up this rather nice, if short, crack. Perfect hands for her, thin hands for me.

Christine (user coreydacat) nearing the end of Palmreader.

Note the beanie and tape. It was cold and windy in the morning so we decided to start off the day at the Arete Boulders. Photo by Alan Thong.

Most of the way up the Right Arete (V0), at the Arete Boulders, a fun and easy problem. Photo by Alan Thong.

I was getting bored and cold belaying while my partner complained his way up the slab start of Right On; I turned to look elsewhere and was rather surprised to see an actual mountain. Luckily with my point and shoot digital I could keep my hand on the belay and take this picture. If anybody knows what this mountain is I'd really like to know.

Aaron Ramirez on his first trad lead, Adams' Happy Acres, right off the road. Photo by me.

Checking a foot placement on my first Jtree climb. The crack eats passive pro . . . that hex at the bottom is about 30 years old (reslung, of course). Photo by Aaron Ramirez (blind).

Evan found this rock on our way up the South Ridge of Mt. Baxter this summer. Baxter Pass and the Sierra Crest are in the background. Photo by Elliot Choi.

Pre-dinner bouldering around Charlotte Lake after coming in over Kearsarge that morning. Our 'crash pads' were two sleeping pads. Photo by Alan Thong.

Me on my way back down Mt. Conness (class 2/3). This ledge with a long drop to my right was a bit sketchy.

On the true horn of Traitor Horn. Crux seemed to be the traverse. Gear is a red alien behind a flake that would probably break off, and two pitons of rather questionable quality.