Nobody is a fun V2 that requires intricate (for me and my short arms atleast) moves on good holds, overall one of the funnest problems I've ever done.

This move really stretched me here, but it was quite fun, left foot heel hooked, right toe jammed up and locked into the hueco, I will return to Hueco just to do this problem again.

Right foot is both doing a drop-knee, and also doing a half knee-bar (just getting a little friction on the roof to hold it there) while the left foot hooks, just fun fun moves.

I salivate when I think about the foot cams on this problem.

Dan begins the upside down crawl, like the many (many, many) who have come before him...

Everybody knows this problem. I was getting absolutely destroyed this hot nasty day, so it's a small miracle that Alex got a photo of my ass off the ground (notice it wants to return).

Jenny bouldering at Hueco Tanks, December 2004. Photo by Eric Gifford.

gus finally does no here gets out alive, without using the cheater skirt

It's a rough job, but somebody's gotta do it: Curt catches an airborne Hills.

That sure doesn't look like a just-off-vertical razorcrimp face. WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WITH CURT?!

Is this the most photographed problem on North Mountain?

This it the deciding point. Left or right? I had to laugh because everyone was yelling "go right! go right! I'm going left!" in the background

Playing around on Nobody Here Gets Out Alive, we all had to give the double foot cam a try. It's surprisingly easy.

This is the next move after the start. A fun jug pulling little route that later pulls over the edge and up you go!

This the last of the moves before pulling over the lip. Everyone did it differently, but that's the beauty of it!

This problem was awesome maybey my favorite in the tanks. This is my buddy clay

Another pic of Nobody Here Gets Out Alive. This one is touched up to accent all edges.

This is one of the best routes in all of Hueco Tanks, fun moves and never too far to fall as you work the problem. You can always find a group working it

This is a great roof problem near the blood & gore wall called nobody gets out of here alive. The picture is taken right before the crux of pulling the lip. It is hard to believe the route only gets one star in the guidebook.

This was my first trip to Hueco Tanks as well as my first time bouldering outdoors. We were hiking to another area when we decided to talk with another group of boulderers working on this problem. We decided to stay and work it with them, not knowing at the time that it was such a classic and fun problem. Definitely one of the highlights of my first time bouldering outdoors.

climber: m.e.miller photographer: tim klingert. i like how in this picture, you can really tell how freakin reachy these moves are for me. none-the-less though, they are incredibly good and fun!

2nd in series

3rd in series

Ian trying to figure out "Nobody Here Gets Out Alive".

Best V2 I've ever done.