Workin the Traverse wall at Table Rock as it nears dusk.

Elvislegs trying to communitate with me (i think) in some cryptic langauge.

Hiding from the rain at Tablerock. Aren't ya supposed to be spotting me or somthing Elvislegs?

I saw this little chucker fly to the top as I was bouldering around. This is taken as I just crest the wall.

This was taken on a saturday while we were in Boise waiting to go to Sun Valley the next day to see the Dalai Lama. Good times!

Good views, but you need a local to show where the best stuff is amongst the sick amount of broken glass. The fallen rock in the photo has cool looking sporto lines and Table Rock Boulder behind it has a nice traverse. Horrible graffitti below the lit cross, looks like the city has given up patrolling this.

this is pretty much the best picture that anyone has ever taken of me. it took him like three hours to finish the shading on my upper lip.

Sean (treebeard) setting up for the final move.

Sean (treebeard) making the final throw for the top of The Whole Ordeal

Dave (dahoobit) working his way up The whole ordeal

This fun route has great holds and a fun finish.

Dave easily sending bat crack (V0) on a sunny day at tablerock.

After almost 30 years of no climbing, Rick Thompson discovers the fire once again.

Me climbing bat crack to gain beta to give to my fellow climbers.

Despite the warnings of vicious fanged vampire bats, Kim put on her game face and made a clean ascent of the classic Bat Crack (V0).

This is on the corner of Table boulder. I need a tripod to shoot in low light though avoid blurring.

Dave campusing Bob's Nose (pic 1). A good warm up with nice big holds. Lots of fun problems in this area.

Dave campusing Bob's Nose (pic 2). A good warm up with nice big holds. Lots of fun problems in this area.

Dave campusing Bob's Nose (pic 3). A good warm up with nice big holds. Lots of fun problems in this area.

Dave campusing Bob's Nose (pic 4). A good warm up with nice big holds. Lots of fun problems in this area.

Dave on the beginning of the endurance oriented problem disomBOBulator (V2).

Dave thouroughly enjoying the no-hands rest on DiscomBOBulator (V2). Photo by Treebeard.

Dave firing the final move on Peanut Butter Pockets (V2). Photo by Treebeard

This is a fun boulder problem. The heel hooking move is fun. Good sloper practice too.

This is a nice short boulder problem. It's not too hard either... The "trying hard" look on my face is staged for aesthetic appeal.