Photos by hasbeen

could be, but i'll have to come back. didn't exactly put a big dent in the place. (note to self: go when it's cold)

flourescent snapper, sounds like a good sign. the zissou and scriptgirl ann-marie watch ned take in the world from 112 feet.

all's well after and broken ankle at dusk necessitated a long cold winter rescue. Now just a a one-hour piggy back ride from the beer.

Following some pitch on ZM, back around '94 or 5. "Aid climbing is the most bored I've ever been. And terrifying. I've never been so bored and scared in all my life." -Mr. Way photo by Kevin Thaw

During a completely botched attempt to repeat Hijacked, I'm about to fall off from laughing too hard. Photo: Kristin Piljay http://www.jestress.com/

Wolfgang and Guernot with the lady that runs the "climbing shop". We couldn't understand much of what each other said but she happily had me and my friends in for wine whilst we shopped for chalk.

For a day at the crags, French style. Hangin' here is sorta like So. Cal would be if we had thousands of huge limestone walls to choose from.

Thank God the climbs are short. Lunch is always at a brewery. It has to be. I mean, it's the best beer in the world, bar none. After this trip it was hard to drink at the pubs in England! Somehow, you can still redpoint hard if the routes are short and the alcohol deadens the pain in your fingers.

or Borgo. Here Xavier and I do our best to fit in with the locals as we practice the art of political discussion in the center of town. Certainly, we must be off for a coffee soon. Work? Perhaps, later...

Headin' up towards the Hat and one of the best summits with the shortest climbs in the States. Thought about freeing that thing but it was silly enough without adding to it.

sportclimbing with a view of the Grand Teton.

Not named because the rocks look like teeth, but rather that each hold has little teeth that saw into your fingers. A week in Josh might have your ready... just maybe.

At this fun little crag. Great rock with fun moves no approach. No destination but if you're down that way it's certainly worth a stop. Don't remember much about this route except that I didn't flash it.

Of this ultra classic. Climbing here is hard and insanely sustained. It's also some of the best sport climbing on the planet.

Sort of the classic Verdon shot. I don't remember the route name or anything else.

Don't remember what the place is called but it was great if you like power climbing. Like the Frankenjura with perfect weather.

Great climbing on insanely sharp rock. This is some V7 traverse.

Hans Florine and I establishing a new route in a canyon in Mexico, near Guadalajara.

Bill Dolworth hits tags the sloper on The Dancin' Outlaw, one of Santa Barabara's finest. vidcap: Rico Fardan

Watchin' all the girls go by. Kristin Collins saunters past. Brother I don't mind sayin' what I'm thinkin,... photo: Deano "Don't think. Drink."

I have no response to that... photo: The Big Daddy

Phil Requist on the 7 Year Plan, probably the best (unscary)problem at Red Rock. photo: Jason Houston

Hondo on Le Fissure King, I think. photo: Jason Houston

The west face of the Kryptor (Green Dome) has a handful of excellent steep routes from 11c to 13c. photo: Jason Houston

Schatzi Sovich on Caveman, an excellent 12a at Potter's Point. photo: Jason Houston