Photos by gogo

Route at Nevermind wall at exit 38, crux move. Never can remember the route names here...

Climbing over the bulge, the first section of the route.

Smooth, fun climbing.

Coming around to the top half of the Jib at mad meadows. fun.

Hard, balancy arete at the Buttermilks. God I wish I was back there.

Lots of protection from people I met at Bishop. Thanks y'all.

After sending Soul Slinger, I was happy. And looking a li'l revolutionary, mind you.

Bishop was straight beautiful, and this problem was no exception.

The balancy, post-swing section on moonraker at Bishop.

The old one was up for a long time, so here's a new one.

The bottom section of one of the sketchier problems at the plethora. Tall boulder, bad landing, and bad rock mark the top 1/2, but the first section is fun as hell.

Topping out on a fun problem at unaweep. Its early January and its ridiculously dry and warm.

This is a shot from night buildering on campus, behind the Anderson-Langdon building (for anyone from UPS who happens across this). This stem is the hardest move on the traverse. Fun stuff.

Same problem as before, on the most fun boulder at Dynamite. I thought it looked good in black and white.

This shot is actually at Dynamite Shack, right outside Grand Junction, CO. If you can't tell, I like playing with colors sometimes.

Dan Fest working a route at the Nevermind wall. Photo credits to Jay Clements.

Mandy topping out on some random problem at Ilium valley. Great summer bouldering area.

Reaching for the jug on the Ilium Dyno. 40 characters, huh?

Tony Rueck on this V4 at Unaweep, developed by Matt Lizenby. Fun times.

Coiled up for a big move at Ilium Valley. One of the best short problems there.

The whole thing - chalking up, climbing, topping out. Fun problem at Ilium valley in Telluride.

Dan working the slackline at Univ. of Puget Sound. Played w/ the effects a little, I think it turned out pretty cool.

Just messing around trail running at Point Defiance in Tacoma. Came out a little blurry, but still a pretty cool pic. Gotta supplement climbing with something, right?

Pretty much self-explanatory, our campus has some cool features to be climbed on, such as this. Security isn't the biggest fan of our escapades, however.

This is the first route I jumped on when we got to Bishop. Fun stuff.

Path is a really cool route, probably my favorite one in Rifle.

This is a shot of me at Rifle, our first trip there and our first route. Rifle is fun. Though this route is polished. Really polished.

Me, chilling on top of the triangle boulder. For some reason the weather looks like it is getting bad as I hang up there...

This is Jessa near the top-out of a route about 200 yards away from the Plethora boulder. It's an obvious big Triangle boulder, pretty easy routes, though some nice eliminates seem possible. Demitri Falsone is the photographer.

What is a day of climbing without trying some dumb human tricks? Here Ben and I are doing front handsprings off of each others shoulders. Fun stuff.

Jessa pulling the splits in a corner at Rock of Ages. She's, uh, quite flexible, don't y'all think?

Just a shot of Jessa doing a heelhook on the FMHS at the high school. There's always time for buildering.

Jessa showing off how empty the Unaweep area was last Sunday, probably could have gone to sleep without anyone coming...

We went down to these boulders a few days ago, there were some really fun routes, especially this reachy thing.

This is a shot of my friend Jessa Younker on the black box boulder in big bend, UT. The photographer is Demitri Falsoni. She onsighted this problem. Go her.

This is a photoshopped image of Ben Rueck climbing a V2/3 on the flat-top boulder in Big Bend, UT. I've been seeing what fun things I can do with photoshop, I think this one came out good.

A little fun out at Big Bend. See No Evil, Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil, bobble-head style.

My buddy Ben Rueck shooting for the dyno on the NE corner of the Flat Top Boulder. I'm probably taking the picture, though one of the other guys there could have. Enjoy.

This is from our second trip down to Big Bend, Utah. Still working all the problems and making our way up to trying Chaos in two weeks. I'm not sure what problem this is, though. It starts on a good crimp and a lip, then you move out to two crimps and then a good shelf to mantel on. Ben Rueck's the photographer.

This is just a profile pic, so I don't know what 40 words I can say. The photographer is one of my friends, I'm just not exactly sure which one. It's probably Ben or Jessa, because they're camera happy. I think we're just chilling out on the boulders by Big Bend.

This is me onsighting an anonymous V4 shelf behind the black box boulder in Big Bend. It's a cool three move problem, up the shelf onto a crimp, followed by one of the scariest top-out's I've ever done. It involves a heel-hook on a very inclined top. I'll try to get a shot of it next time I'm there. I'm being spotted by Will Nikkel. The photographer is my buddy Ben Rueck.