Photos by cyberclimber

I got this Dallas area guys name but didn't write it down,,,lousy memory. None of the routes on this boulder are in the guidebook, they were just climbing any likely lines they saw. Shot by cyberclimber on Sept. 20, 2003 with Nikon N90s, 35-70mm, Fuji Provia, 1/250 @ f11 with flash fill. If anyone knows this guy, let me know and I will be glad to give credit. (Someone PM'ed me the name, Zach Allen, and said he works at Summit in Grapevine, Texas. I hope this is right. Hi Zach, thanks for letting me take your picture. I'll be seeing you on the rock.)

Dallas area climber falling off the very thin West face route on the Steak Dinner Boulder. I got this guys name but I didn't write it down,,,lousy memory. None of the routes on this boulder are in the guidebook, they were just climbing any likely lines they saw. Shot by cyberclimber on Sept. 20, 2003 with Nikon N90s, 35-70mm, Fuji Provia, 1/250 @ f11 with flash fill. If anyone knows these guys, let me know and I will be glad to give credit.

I got these guys names but didn't write them down,,,lousy memory. None of the routes on this boulder are in the guidebook, they were just climbing any likely lines they saw. Shot by cyberclimber on Sept. 20, 2003 with Nikon N90s, 35-70mm, Fuji Provia, 1/250 @ f11 with flash fill. If anyone knows these guys, let me know and I will be glad to give credit.

I got these guys names but didn't write them down,,,lousy memory. None of the routes on this boulder are in the guidebook, they were just climbing any likely lines they saw. Shot with Nikon N90s, 35-70mm, Fuji Provia, 1/250 @ f11 with flash fill.

Mo (xterramo) on his first ever outdoor sport lead during the RC.com Wichitas gathering. Taco Time is a 5.6 located on the Thunderdome Wall in the Meadows, one of the few sport areas in the Wichitas.

Camhead leading the classic 5.8 crack system Crazy Alice on Zoo Wall Center in the Wichitas during the recent RC.com gathering. Photo taken by Mo (xterramo).

The group from the recent RC.com Wichitas gathering watching Karie climb "Barter Town", a 5.11.

OKC climber lay-backing the bottom crack on the classic Foolish Behavior, 5.9 while on top-rope.

Here the rock climbing dog has taken off her back pack and is chillen while her master climbs in the Meadows during the recent gathering in the Wichitas.

Here a 6 year old shows how to climb a 5.6 in sandals, during the recent RC.com gathering in the Wichitas. Who needs rock shoes?

Here Ishaia is climbing the easiest route at the Meadows, a 5.6, during the recent gathering. Everyone that climbed it said it is the hardest 5.6 in the Refuge.

Brandon from Arkansas climbing on some good Oklahoma granite during the recent Wichitas gathering.

Xterramo climbing Sundown Dihedral, a 5.8 on Zoo Wall Left in the Wichitas during the recent gathering there.

Karie (bean) showing off her flexability as she works her majic on Barter Town, a 5.11 located at the Meadows, during the recent Wichita's gathering.

Bryan's hands two days after his first ever rock climb. He came back again and attempted a very strenuous 5.11,,, without any fingertips.

Wroyce passing the first crux move on the 5.11 Barter Town at the Meadows during the recent Wichita's gathering.

Here is Amber (climbr_chk) top-roping the tricky start to Sundown Dihedral, 5.8, at the recent Wichita's gathering.

This is me and my stylin hat leading an easy trad route at Robbers Cave. I love the hard sandstone and ironite rock here, not many lead routes though.

This is my daughter climbing "Beginners Corner" 5.6 at Robbers Cave, OK. My wife shot this while I was the belay slave. Don't let the rough face to the left fool you, almost all the holds there are nasty slopers, but the ironite face to the right has very possitive inset holds that make this a fun easy climb.