As the title says... This is my buddy Weston from last summer when we were in Font. It was only a few days, but it was AMAZING!

Weston zooming in on his target. Another pic from Font last summer... no guidebooks, no route names, just chalk and shoes, and some good rc.com friends. It was a sandstone playground!

My friend Paolo spotting.My friend Taz taking the shot.Me slapping through the puddle on a easy v2-3? while warming down at the end of a beautiful fall day in Font. I forgot what area sorry :)

Strolling around the beautiful forest of Fontainebleau... in the morning sun.

Photo by Haychoi, towards the end of a week long trip to Font.

Those guys invite me for some bouldering in Fontainebleau...I was impress by their friendship because they are friends for 20 years now, and i just turn 20... i think this picture shows their complicity!

Frank is doing well on this kind of big nose (sorry don't remember the route's name) but where's the crash pad ? he dont need it cause he knew he could do this at the first try (he have been climbing there since he's 12 years old i think....

this is our group after a very short night at the hippodrome

This is my profile photo. It was taken in the Bas Cuvier campsite. It is sad that the campsite is now closed. It was the gathering place for all the visiting boulderers to Fontainbleau. I was camping there for 3 weeks under a shady apple tree.

This was, I believe a 5a Boulder in Fontaine Bleau. Can't remember where exactly. But I liked the moves. It's always a bit tricky to go over the top.

After falling into the right hand, Nate had to get the feet high...

bouldering at Fontaine Bleau(france). Somewhere october 2004

me doing a toehook in bleau about 5 meter from the ground. the guy on the right is standing on a 1 meter high rock. just to give you a thought about the hight. I really enjoyed it.

Jacqui Middleton finds some slopers at Fontainebleau. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D.

Jacqui Middleton stretches a long way for crap hold. Fontainebleau 2004. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Lee Skidmore puts in 100%. Fontainebleau 2004. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

A typical French local throws another lap up yet another slope fest. Fontainebleau 2004. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Julia G. on "The morning wake-up slab", #12 on the blue circuit at Bas Cuvier. It's rated 4+, which is US V0 or V1 (?). Probably a little harder in the middle of summer, when this shot was taken.

Mike aka Tommyguns at the entrance map of Bas Cuvier, Fontainebleau France. Probably not one of the more popular routes at the area due to its extreme grade and height. I met people from half a dozen countries on this trip and enjoyed some stellar climbing in some unusually temperate sunny fall weather. I am strangely reminded of RRG everytime I visit Font.

Chris Abernathy learning about limestone on The Piano 7a, Font.

New profile photo. Me in Toit du Cul de Chien one of the classic and famous boulders in the Area "le Cul de Chien", les Trois Pignons, Fontainebleau, France. Photo by my friend Freek. Can also be found at my personal website with some other Bleau photo's http://joost.climbing.nl

Group photo at Diplodocus. left to right si, dave, james, cori and amber

The most popular area in Fontainbleau - Bas Cuvier. You are sure to find someone there.

This climb is found in the area of Drei Zinnen, Fontainbleau. There are many overhanging climbs in this area.