Here the new sign bolted into the Rock at Sunset (Twiss) Rock. This went up sometime in April of 2003.

This is a pleasant little limestone pocket bouldering crag in Milton, ON. It's rather vertical, and serves mostly as a good pump traverse, or dynos to large pockets. Here I am warming up no higher than six feet off the ground...

This is downshift project, I think that we've both given it enough mental mappage that we'll be ready to hit it with some rope soon enough. We've decided to run rope on this one just to be on the safe side. There'll be an adjoining description.

ME!!!!! Here I am at the infamously difficult Twiss Rock, yes folks you can see me here cranking out a mean V0 a whole 2 feet off the ground! Phew just looking at that mean pic is making me hungry... Seriously folks it's a lot of fun. So get back on

This is my son Iain in one of the deeper parts of the crevices. The dark hole he's peering into travels about 15 ft in, then 12 ft straight up, all too narrow for crawling through, unfortunately. The bit of roof in the foreground is about eight feet off t

My son Iain peers into the depths of a tight cave off one of the crevices at Twiss Rock. The small cave went a little farther, but I think he was a little nervous ;-), and it was still bitterly cold down the bottom of these holes. Photo taken by me on ap

Just another shot of one of the paths through the crevices. It's not a large system to wander through by any stretch of the imagination, but it helps to have a good sense of direction ;-). Photo taken by me on apr27/02.

My wife and son taking a closer look at the limestone of the Northern wall (don't ask why... I have no idea ;-). There's the ocassional nasty bit of rock jumble at the base of the wall that you'd have to keep an eye out for when landing, considering the h