Driving through Joshua Tree on the way to Tucson, we stopped at this pullout coming from the West Entrance, so I climbed around while my dad took pictures of the place.

Some guys saw a snake and took turns to "get it out of the bushes." We were rooting for the snake to rid the world of an idiot or two. Photo taken from Cranny on the west face of Trashcan Rock. 30 Apr 2006

Heidi working the double cracks on Alison's topside belay. 30 Apr 2006

Double crack on west face of Trash Can Rock. I thought the last 10 feet was a little run out with the potential for decking on a ledge. Of course, I might have missed an obvious gear placement along the way!

"Profundity" 5.10a @ Joshua Tree, CA

Aztec cleaning a pitch in Jtree back in March.

Jim's first rock in JT. He came a long way and was determined to feel the JT crack.

My 5 year old son trying out his new harness.

Our last climb of the trip, we got up and toproped this one before we had to leave. Fun climb, definitley on the list of routes to lead next time. Double cracks in the shade to the right is/are Cranny, 5.8.

Tim (tim) leading the Right Baskerville Crack (5.10a) near the White Cliffs of Dover in J-Tree, Ca.

I found this old picture while rummaging through an old junk box. I am leading a route here called Butterfly Crack. It has a nice little 5.11c (V3) boulder problem start and then eases off to 5.9 for the remaining 30 feet or so. This was most likely 1983.

Aqui tienen a una sonriente Stephanie paseando en Cranny, un 5.8 muy bonito y poco frecuentado en el área.

got to be tall for this one

Austin leading Cresent Wrench (5.10d). Pretty stout for the grade. Took an unexpected 20ft lob right at the end of the route.

Austin leading Right Baskerville Crack. Incredible route!

This is me on top of trashcan rock.