My friend Buster took this picture while I was flailing @ the lip!!! Awesome pitch. The move over the lip was hard but, the wide hands in the middle of the route spit me off once as well.

Man another attempt at pulling the lip!! Credit to Krcir for the pic.

Going for the onsight on a gorgeous September day

Me pulling over the roof on King Cat, only to find the crux.

This guy from AZ gave it his all on King Cat. But he did on bring a #3BD for the roof. He was taking some large falls off this point on the climb. He did give over the roof on his last attempt, but could not hold it.

Sam made short work of many hard lines at the cat wall that weekend.

Jugs, Fingers and Feet, Fingers and Feet, Fingers and Feet, Fingers and Feet, Fingers, Anchors...I only made it to the top of the Fingers part...then I fell...next time. Photo of Jeff by Shannon

After a day of much rain we decided to go to the Cat wall to find dry climbing, we also found this beautiful 5.12 crack.

reaching for pro on the never ending thin hands flake

Ken warming up on Alley Cat, first route of the day. 26 Mar 2005

Dave taking his turn on Alley Cat. 26 Mar 2005

Sheryl working the tricky bouldering start to Trip to the Vet on Dave's belay. 26 Mar 2005

Cat wall as seen from Reservoir wall. The rock on the right has a beautiful 3 camalot crack 5.10 that isn't in the guidebook.

Jon Sargent enjoying another perfect splitter on the cat wall! The climb is fairly mellow until the business begins in the last 20 feet where it turns to the dreaded 1 inch size (purple camalots).

ooh... thats a big roof. here i am going for the just under fists roof.

here i am sticking the jug on king cat. had to dyno out to the jug (my hands are pretty small, so it was hard to work the roof for too long). whew, the business is over, right?

here is my shadow making it look a lot easier than my body was. brutal route, my favorite in the creek. beautiful climbing, great corner, awesome flake, amazing roof, and wild lip pull. freakin phenomenal!!!