At the crux of Booty Squirrle 5.10c (exit 38, WA)

Not the route listed -- don't remember the exact route...was 10a-ish

Not the route listed -- don't remember the exact route...was 10a-ish

Not the route listed -- don't remember the exact route...was 10a-ish

Not the route listed -- don't remember the exact route...was 10a-ish

I dont know if this wall is rigged for sport climbing or if it is trad, but I would suggest it for all avid climbers

Nice cold October morning. We came out just to climb this route before work. Good times.

My brother on the last move of Peanut Brittle. My mother snapped this shot while standing well below the climb.

A photo of myself nearing the end of Endless Bliss 5.10a, a 40m super slab near the freeway.

This a picture of my brother on Chica Rapida. The climber is a bit fuzzy due to the 10th second exposure.

It's not a very tough climb, but it makes sence to treat it as some sort of muti-pitch training move. Your belayer won't be able to see you past the first anchor,(you don't need to use it though).

Actually this was my third ever sport lead. Was in Seattle for a business trip and bopped out to Exit 38 and enjoyed an awesome Sunny (yes I did say sunny and this wall is in Seattle) day of climbing.

Emily descending after the tall 5.7 toprope. It was her first time climbing, she onsighted two 5.8's! (Photo by Craig Miller)

Scott rappelling off Lip Service at exit 38. It had been cloudy all day and the blue sky was just starting to show through. (Photo by Emily Dykgraaf)

This was a fun one. Definitely the crux in this pic. This roof was scarce for feet, but had some stellar crimpers to up and pull on to a right hand sloper.

My friend Matt took the sequential shots for this route, but I just picked out a couple of fun ones. This is pulling through the small roof.

Proof to my friends that thier hunches were correct...I am indeed a dork. ;)

My buddy Jojo led some really insanely tough route (or at least Matt and I thought it was from the looks of it) so I decided to TR before he yanked it. I should have led it...nailed it right away.

Exactly what it says...finishing the climb that I TR'd and wished I would have led.

My bud Jojo giving one of his "all-knowing, I am incredibly clever and smart looks". Or not.

Crowbar is the best 5.7 at the Exit 38 crag.

This is a goofy-ass picture of me eating a piece of pita bread and hummus.

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

A short 4 bolt route that can also be top roped.

interesting pose as kim makes a 5.7 look like it's harder than 5.7. she's just that good i guess, well, who else can make an easy route look that awkard. no but really, she's better than 5.7, she climbs at least 5.11 in a gym...