Matt from Flagstaff pulling millenium meltdown. This route has some great reachy moves between slopers and tufa pinches. Thanks Matt for being psyched.

Cool angle of John "THe Gambler" Rosholt, on his hard line on the lower finland wall. He's smiling cause he's just past the crux.

Well, we're pretty sure that's what it was. Tufa the Soul, 5.13b/c. Not bad for a hasbeen!

They call it the longest, most tufa-tastic sport wall in the state. Lots of undeveloped rock here.

Zoomed way in, only a fraction of the wall in the frame. They call it the longest, most tufa-tastic sport wall in the state. Lots of undeveloped rock here.

Steve on the "not that hard" 5.12 lower half of Tufa the Soul, 5.13b/c.

Gambler reaching off the powerful undercling to the huge pocket,big holds are followed up the overhang to the top.Photo by Darin.

Tufa Yard Dash as it was running with water on a very nice winters day in 2007.

Jay climbing an unknown route (5.12?) at the Homestead near Globe, AZ.

Bones watching Heiko belay Patrick on this must do cherry line on the Tufas of Homestead.

Patrick has an easy time on the solid 5.11.

TYD

Way 'Stead - way wet after storms. Picture was taken before I put the hardware in.

Really fun short route that follows the distinct, thin, black tufa line up great rock. Like all good routes, this one gets harder the higher you get on it.

Manny Rangel enjoying this great line during the 2007 Cinco de Homestead gathering.

Matt Hulet on what's probably one of the better 11's at the crag. Thanks to J-Bone for bolting this classic!

Two years after the fact Kevin's getting the FA hang the draws.

Getting a free spin after Luke hung the draws on a new route at Tufa City. Thanks for the shot Jeff!