Jeremy going for it on the the croc block

Here's a picture of me playing around. Picture by Zach Stone? RockTown Spring '06

Scott spent quite sometime playig on the croc block, to bad he had already thrashed himself on the Hobbit. better luck next time

Taken by Jeremy Kozeloh. Me running a few laps on another one of my favorite easy Rocktown problems

spent a good bit of time this weekend playing on the croc block. might be the most beautiful boulder i've ever seen.

Craig on Bionic Rats, trying to hold that barndoor from throwing him off the top of this problem.

Super fun problem for those with small fingers. Hey, we've gotta have a natural advantage sometimes if height and wing span won't get us small gals there!

This was a humerous picture after a long hard day of climbing wet rock.

this is sims on a fun problem at rocktown. easy moves lead to a long move to the edge of the roof. hardest part is controling the swing. photo by joey allen.

feeling low after greasing off the last hold for the 10th time. hard to control your feet and the swing. photo by joey allen.

This is me working Croc V3 (I think), its the far left problem on the Croc Boulder. Another project for another day. I didn't get on this boulder til the day before we were leaving.

This is me working Croc V3 (I think) at the Croc Area (or Maze) of Rocktown.

This is me working Croc V3 (I think) at the Croc Area (or Maze) of Rocktown. I know its really bad footwork.

This is me lookin for some realization on how do the problem. It didn't work, but it was worth a try.

This me trying again to get Croc V3 at Rocktown. A fun problem none the less.

This me trying again to get Croc V3 at Rocktown. A fun problem none the less.

This is me working Croc V3 trying to just muscle through the problem.

This is me working Croc V3. Reynolds, who took the pic, told me that I am out of focus in the picture because I was not focused on the problem.

This is me working Croc V3. Trying to hold the nasty sloper to make the next move.

This is me working Croc V3. Trying to see where I should go next. Not so easy.

This is me working Croc V3. Finally got the move to a sloper on the arete.

Here's Scott entering the business end of the Croc Block on "Center Direct [v5]".

This is Scott, pulling the lip, and setting is sites on the final sloper of "Tunnel Vision [V6]". This problem is located on the backside of the Maze Area, and worth a look. The roof is big, causing rather long moves to get to this position.

pretty classic roof and unless your a beast its a fairly hard v6

if you really care what this says then look at the other picture of this problem