My first lead in the Rockies, a very nice easy 5.6 sport line. Photo was taken as a thunderstorm rolled into the valley (the rain came down about 2 min after this shot). Photo taken by Dave (Wdave40).

Nothing real special, this was just my first time outside on a wall. What a great day

Here is a shot my buddy looking down. It was a short route but what a great day.

Looking out from the back of the cave, while Jon and Aldwin get ready to climb Trout Fishing.

Here is a shot showing the large moves on this fun problem.

Not bad for his first day on Real Rock, Aldwin Almost sends this V5 on his 5th attempt.

Aldwin making the reach with the right hand. This can either be an open hand pinch, or a crimp on the top.

Second move on the route. Yea. Left hand is on the same hold as start. Thanks to Mr. Ryan Biffard for the shot!

This is me on Tri-Star, V5, at the White Buddha. Really good route, well as good as a lime stone bouldering cliff can get. Thanks to Biff for the photo.

Sit Start, large move to a large jug. (there is an intermediate bump in there if you want) match, then get a pocket farther up with your right hand, then a big move to a 2/3 finger pocket with your left. Heel hook on the big jug, cross over, hit the sloper with your left, get the crimpy jug with your right, then slap the top sloper, match and your done.

3 routes on this wall, as of May 2004, they are unnamed projects. Further to the left there is a 5.4

These climbers are on Shake, Rattle and roll, behind them is Gravity Boy wall.

Here is a remake of another photo of me. Dig the groovey head band, it kept my ears nice and warm.

Ray climbing a new 10b at the White Buddha just right of the TR bouldering SuperShuts. It takes a steep corner on great jugs over an overlap.

Me again on trout fishing, again. This is after sticking the pocket I stuck in the first photo. Once the heels in its a great rolling move to a crimp, then the feet just seem to pop off (Or I suck) then sloper>jug

This is me on Trout Fishing, just before the crux. Next is a roll over to a pretty good crimp, than a couple campus like moves off of a sloper to the jug. Not sure if its V6 tho, so I put it as V5-

This is one of the caves at White buddha stitched together from a few photos. I have been working a traverse of this area for quite a while, as you can see in my other photos of this area

Going for a nice, big, juicy pocket! This was on part of a long traverse we strung together, which may or may not have a name... Taken by matthughes.

This is me making the crux of a cool overhung problem out of a cave.

Here is the whole problem in seven easy steps .. very cool. To see the crux move in more detail click on the link to more pictures from Biff.

My first rock route !