I went that day on the base of this very nice climb with the idea of climbing it with sandals and a bottle of beer for the picture but the guy that attempted to climb it before me took such a big wipper that I changed my plans and climb it a little more conservative way...

The greatest fall of them all, for me that is. This is what happens when your hands slip off or pump out while heel hooking. The gear is a piton backed up by a bomber cam. Photo taken by A.Kitto on a Canon A70.

Here's Brian in typical Brian style. No shoes, no chalk. I figured this would be a good photo to submit because it shows the holds that are used to pull the roof of Kachoong.

My buddy Christian Mathieson masters the art of toe hooking by getting a no-hander in the middle of the Kachoong roof (21, 5:10d). To prove there was no tension on the rope, he pulled out a massive loop but unfortunately the photo looked average so this one will have to do. Photo, doughboy

I had been wanting to climb Kachoong for five years, but never got up the courage. Well I finally sucked it up and after waiting for my photographer to get set headed up... what an awesome climb! Do it if you get the chance, it's great fun! :)

Leon collecting Airmiles

A relatively rare photograph of Kachoong; without the great roof in view. The face below the roof actually needs a bit more technique than the roof itself.

...getting photos on Kachoong!