first time climber Amber, attempting wasp. following the ledge she is standing on the wall changes shape and the holds are all finger size, slopers or under grips. There is one decent left handed pocket and a side grip into the old dynamite shaft about 5 feet from the top, right, below the anchor.

first time climber Amber, attempting Lichens Journey. An easy climb perfect for those starting out in the sport. the line follows up along the small pocket in the rock that she is gripping, heads up about 5 feet before starting to work right around the 'pyramid'.

first time climber Merryl, attempting Lichens Journey. An easy climb perfect for those starting out in the sport. the line follows up along the small pocket in the rock that she is gripping, heads up about 5 feet before starting to work right around the 'pyramid'.

a view with lichens journey on the immediate right, and the edge of wasp seen near the left edge of the picture.

picture of Nic O'Neill rappelling down from cleaning of dynamite wall the week of 20 feb 2007.

Mer (human) and Rose (dog) getting ready to belay a climber on Lichens Journey, the final horn of the boulder problem Tusk can be seen on the upper left of the photo. (a red line is wrapped around it)

Pictured is Milikisi. The marker tree is on the left hand side next to Mer (the person in the photo). The route begins with a sit start on the lower left, works up along the slight overhang towards the right, then transfer to the adjacent wall in the deep pocket located in the center right of the photo, then work up and around the flake that is located top center of the photo.

this is a stitched together photo of the whole eastern half of the quarry.

coming down from cleaning wasp

not called old dusty for nothing

Work your way right, then over the flake