a nice summer day at the draw. Jordin making his move on the problem. Searching for a toe hold. This problem is just left of the triangle boulder.

An attempt prior to sticking the dyno on Floor Pie

This is me at the warm-up boulder "FLASHED IT!":) I was the only one in the group that was able to get over the crux... by heel of course!!! Jamie Ganji took the pic...

Joules on Bat Roof a few tries pre-send. "That's going on my scorecard!" Photo by Jason #1.

ive sadly been working on this for about 2 years. Not too dedicated to getting it, but i love the problem and have done every move, just cant stick the dang thing.

drew applies maximum torque to the heel-toe cam, midway through this vee-sharma flagstaff testpiece

Jennifer sending some v3 at the Draw on the first day of a two-month roadtrip.

The bat... double toe-hooking the bat roof. Perfect way to practice crunches like batman or just get a headrush!

Dan Mills works Anti-Matter (V12) at the Priest Draw. Taken: 8/27/05.

this picture was taken just after the bat cave looking out across the draw

Elliott stickin the toe cam on a unknown problem at Priest Draw

Kinda airy for the area- not too bad though. Photo by Alex.

Triangle boulder is fun to play on, nothing very hard, and the slot holds are cool. Photo by Alex.

Alex on the high-for-the-Draw left arete of Triangle Boulder (V0). Ford spots- "uh, there you are!"

Alex on the casual left arete of the Triangle Boulder (V0).

This is a V2, I think. Right of the crack problem... ends on the obvious fin.

Ford playing around on the first few moves of the Bat Roof problem.

Hillary had fun on the Bat Roof problem until the reachy moves thwarted her -2 ape index.

Isaac P. working The Receptionist, which goes at V-illsickgnarhard. And by V-illsickgnarhard, I mean V10. My dog lends moral support.

IKE'S finger juices leaked through 3 layers of tape and onto the rock. The Receptionist, B2+.

Hillary squeezes in one more problem at the end of a fine day of bouldering. This one was a short fun V2 at one of the less steep walls at Priest Draw.

sam pulling hard in an obscure limestone draw near flagstaff

extraordinary color accents this extraordinarily good highball in an obscure canyon near flagstaff

pedalling furiously, andy fights gravity on the cosmic tricycle

after 20' of horizontal, luke breaks out into the sun and the angle 'eases' into an 8 foot, 120 degree headwall.