Slapping for a minimal sidepull edge somewhere in Cul Du Chien in October 2004. 3 out of 7 days, it rained... But man, the quality problems are superb everywhere! (Photographer: Tim from blackcore.com)

a group af japanes working hard on a dyno at le bilboquet

motion at "le bilboquet", cul de chien

Fontainebleau ... A nice climb that consisted of one hole where you had to lock your hand. Nice picture through the hole ... Climber: Dieter De Boever. Photo: Jethro Seghers.

Maybe the most famous boulder of Fontainebleau...

Clean your shoes, the rock is waiting...

C1sc0 cleaning the holds on a problem in Cul du Chien.

Patrick's successful attempt in the Toit du Cul du Chien. Last March. Photo by Thomas Ribière. Fuji Superia 400asa.

Panoramic shot at the famous Cul de Chien-bouldering section at Fontainebleau. The little rock is called Le Bilboquet, on which normally you may not climb.

Hugo is "onsighting" a unrated problem in the Blue Circuit of Le Cul du Chien, probably a F4. Sam is bouldering in the background. Photo by Thomas Ribière, Kodak BW processed in a colour machine.

Le Bilboquet is a fantastic boulder in the sandy desert between the Cul du Chien and the 91.1. Here, it looks like a dog's face. Photo by Thomas Ribière, Kodak BW processed in a colour machine.

Here Hugo is reaching the summit of a boulder, before a typical Bleau move... Photo by Thomas Ribière, Kodak BW processed in a colour machine.

This climber is trying the 7 Red of Le Cul du Chien, just right of the famous roof Le Toit du Cul du Chien. It's rated 5c Font, and it's a problem that requires very fine feet positions. Photo by Thomas Ribière, Kodak BW processed in a colour machine.

Pat at the beginning of the horizontal part of this famous high roof (7a Font - V5). He made it at the 3rd or 4th attempt. The first vertical part has unfortunately some polished foot "holds". Photo by Thomas Ribière, Kodak BW processed in a colour machine.

Hugo tried Le Toit du Cul du Chien (7a Font - V5) ten times or so. He managed to get the pocket at the edge but couldn't manage the huge following pendulum. Photo by Thomas Ribière, Kodak BW processed in a colour machine.

Myself on the acclaimed le toit du cul du chien. Unfortunately I didn't quite make it this time but next time I will (I hope).

We went to fontainebleau in spring holidays to climb, and so we climbed. This is one of my most esthetic photographs, it is an easy boulder but still...

Climbing this rock is forbidden, even if it's so appealing! In the sand desert between Le 91.1 and Le Cul du Chien. Photo by Thomas Ribière.

Spanish and English speaking boulderers on the roof. F7a. If any of you is on this picture, I would be glad to send you a paper poster of it. Photo by Thomas Ribière.

The normal route is a F4b, but we tried the sit start which must be a 5a. Anyway, half of us made it... I was not in this half! Hugo here. Pic by Thomas Ribière.

This is the famous dog's head in the area of Cul Du chien in Fontainbleau. You can't miss it if you are in the area. Photographer - Thomas Tan

Finishing up on Toit du Cul de Chien" at Fontainebleau, The problem is a Font 7a.

Preparing for the swing on the dogs arse. In area cul de Chien, Fontainebleau.

This is my Friends ( and girlfriend :) ) having a nice time in fontan, France. Canon Eos5, Kodachrome 200

Hard dynamic move out of a poor lieback position to a sharp crimper. climber:Chris Benksta