Photos by climbingstud

My photoshop image from the boulder session at the Nut Tree. What do you think?

Well not actually photo shop but JASC Paintshop Studio or something like that. I think it came out alright, what do you think...?

I like the light effects we got in this pic. The shaded wall contrasted with the lighted ones.

This is a croped shot of an ealier pic i submitted for my profile.

Me traversing the easiest side of the Boxcar Woodie.

This is me climbing eliminate #2048 on the woody wall at the nut tree boulders. Good overhanging face with super hard possibilities.

This is up near the top of Caught Inside, a nice .10c in Auburn.

A shot of the bottom bolt or two. Nice route lots of fun.

This is a shot of the start. It looks prety good but i whipped a few times before the second bolt.

This is a really fun route in Auburn. The start has a few hard moves but you can clip the 3rd bolt if your scared of the lead. I made it up all 9 bolts to the rings, nice and pumpy all the way.

This is one of the other roads off of Forest Hill Rd. Good driving.

This is what happened to the trail after a few nuts.

You can see the turn up the hill in the botom of the pic. We just got down and chilled here for a min.

Cool pic of our camp and my friends Jeep.

Another shot of mobin through the trees off of Forest Hill Rd.

My friend and I drove up Forest Hill Rd. out of Auburn and came up on lots of cool trails. This is at dusk goin maybe 45mph throuth the woods.

Dont you just hate that?!?! I saw this and needed it in my sig so i had to put it up.

Nice warmup route. .7 for 4 bolts on fairly good rock.

Tom on Landslide once again. Really easy on TR but a cool lead.

Tom top-roping Landslide. Its a pumpy .8 for 8 bolts. I didn't lead to the anchors because of runout, hehe. First time on rock since last summer.

Another shot of my buddie Tom on Community Chest.

My friend Tom cleaning the anchor after a TR. Community Chest is .7, 4 bolts.

Another shot of Community Chest. Cool warm-up route.

Long route, 8 bolts of .8. I got reallypumped at the last bold and couldn't finish so I lowered there.

This is a nice dihearal near a sweet finger crack. The crack is tough, i have yet to send it. Working up the dihedral then traversing along the top like in this pic is a nice pump. And there are those new cobras again. $79 on sportiva.com, check it out.

This is a nice short line i'm working on rite now. Just got back into climbing after a long winter so i'm gettin the ole finger strength back. I havent toped it out yet but its gonna happen soon. OOOOO look at the new cobras! $79 on sportiva.com, check it out!

I went to AZ last week and was in Prescott and Sedona. Both have great climbing, this is Groom Creek area south of Prescott where I found some rocks to play around on.

Another look at the awesome potential of this area.

This is why we need to get access back to this place. The potential is awesome, now has about 50 routs but could have hundreds, some multi pitch possably. so lets get out and get our access back!

Another pic of the first session, getting a few steps down and the whole balancing thing.

Another shot of my first session. I'm really starting to get the hang of it.

I was reading through the slacklining forum today and decided to take a crack at it. I was at it for maybe 2 hrs and was takin 5 steps consistantly. Lots of fun if you have nothing better to do!

A great .13b at Mickey's Beach, (just south of Stinson Beach), Brian Cork leads the pitch. This spectacular crag sits only 30 feet from the rageing surf. Mickey's is a must visit area, and is full of .12's and .13's. But, if you can't handle the nude guys at the near by beach, i'd steer clear of this place.