The world tamest butterfly. It wouldn't leave us alone, it even posed for pictures.

New shoes and a few blisters made wearing two shoes painful. Who says flips flops don't have grip!

A view from Hear & Sole across the valley to Heartfelt (5.8) just before you have to traverse over to the left to share anchor with Brownout (10c)

Jen happy after tacking this tough route and getting up on the roof.

This photo is from my second weekend climbing outside. A very simple route on slab in Heart Creek. A great location for climbing!

New Years day 2005. Cold and brittle. The left goes at WI2 and the centre has a bit more of a challenge.

Nice route. The second pitch is 5.6. Good fun on this day and a good multi-pitch for beginners.

Karen on the top of First rock at Heart Creek

Not up Heart Creek, but close enough. Misha on Morningside, a 6 pitch 5.6 bolted thing on Mcgillvary slabs with the Trans-Canada highway below and Lac Des Arcs.

After hand drilling the entire Golden Arch Crag at Heart over many weeks, it was decided to do some very silly pic to remember the whole suffering by. This is that picture!

Gavin makes it look like a problem on Bones on the Moon, 5.10c.

Last climb of the day is only a 5.8 but I was pumping anyway. Shaun scrambled on top of a ledge and took the shot. Thanks for the photo shaun (and the Beta).

Gav goes up 1970s Rock Olympics, 5.10b/c at Golden Arch.

gav goes up the Drill Sergent, 5.10 at Golden Arch.

Gav sends Bones on the Moon(10c) at Golden Arch.

Orson nears the top of the underrated 10b, more like 10c/d, of the super slapper - Merry Pranksters- the rightmost line on the cliff.

This photo is to give an overview of the waterfall wall area of Heart Creek, Alberta, Canada. The wall has routes 10a-10d.

An unknown climber is seen here 2/3 the way up the 10d route Interview with the CMC Vampire- the CMC stands for the Calgary Mountain Club.

Gavin Macrae leading this 11a. The first pro is a sling tie-off thru a strange hole which will give you an erect arm for the next move towards the crux sequence.

This is a profile pic of me belaying someone on Voodo Lounge (5.11c). This was taken biff.

This is me working on Midnight Ramber, which is the hardest route I've ever lead without falling. Taken by biff.

This me making the dynamic movement through the crux. A very fun 11c.

Cold Day, my hands were so cold I couldn't tell what I was holding onto. My shoes were soaking wet from the snow. After this fall I gave up and used the Draws like a ladder to recover all my gear that my parter managed to put up :)

Sorting through the rack for the next piece on the FA of Passages of Procrastination* 5.6 A2.

Beautiful day to climb out of the canyon!