Handsome Landers trying to control the barn-door swing from the crux of Snake Flake (26 or 5.12b). Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. © L Cujes 2006

This is me on the purely amazing crux pitch of "Serpentine", 29, Grampians. I´ve been climbing for 15 years now and this was by far the best route ever !!! Photo by Ben Ullmann.

Bob Smith trys to relax a little before attacking the crux on "Serpentine", 29, Grampians. Photo and all rights by Jörg Zeidelhack. Please check out www.vision-z.com

could be, but i'll have to come back. didn't exactly put a big dent in the place. (note to self: go when it's cold)

Adam Dermmet grooves into the amazing tube feature of this three star sandstone classic. The route is World Party (Pitches of 21,27,24) on Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Velvia

Malcolm 'HB' Matheson on pitch one of Mr Joshua grade 25 (5.12a) Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Mariano Korfas had to give everything he had to finally send "Serpentine", 29, Grampians, on his very last attempt on his very last day before flying back to the UK and giving us heart attacks by almost falling off at the very last move (I think its move no 96) ... I´d say good Job "M" !!! Photo and all rights by Jörg Zeidelhack. Please visit www.vision-z.com for more photos.... .

Bob Smith cruising through Serpentine, 29 (5.13.b), Grampians. Photo by Jörg Zeidelhack. Please visit www.vision-z.com for more photos.

Neil Monteith high up the superb Dance of Life grade 24 (5.11d), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Kathy Dicker EOS300D

Cameron Fairbairn on the amazing Taipan Wall - route is The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Grampians, Australia. photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Cameron Fairbairn on the amazing The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith FujiVelvia100

Cameron Fairbairn on the exposed The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith FujiVelvia100

Mike from Canada makes short work of The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith FujiVelvia100

Travelling photo legend Jorg (climbnow1) cruises The Invisible Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Travelling photo legend Jorg (climbnow1) cruises The Invisible Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Cam Fairbairn fights hard through The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Fuji Velvia

Controversial Oz strong man Ben Cossey on Snake Flake grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Kent Paterson hits jugs after doing the crux of Mr Joshua grade 26 (5.12b), Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Kent get excitied high up on the exposed mega classic Mr Joshua grade 26 (5.12b), Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Kent Paterson sets up for the crux on Mr Joshua grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

They don't get much better than this! Kent Paterson on the mega classic The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Kent Paterson on the mega classic The Invisable Fist grade 26 (5.12b), Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith EOS300D

Dave went there to try Venom, and decided the left side of the groove would go as well. Worked the moves and came back later to claim the FA. The route was the "answer to Venom", hence the title Tourniquet. Photo, Claire Bear from Nunawading.

Sandstone at its most perfect. Taipan Wall, Grampians, Australia.

The amazing sweep of sandstone that makes Taipan Wall one of the best cliffs on the planet. Photo topo Neil Monteith