Some sand went into the shutter of the camera, which gave us a few on those cool pictures...

Just for fun. baja_java on the Aguille de Joshua Tree. Photo by fire_eyes.

It was a little windy that day, but who can resist the giant penis? Photo by DancesOnRocks

This is me as I'm trying to stand up on top of the Aiguille de Joshua Tree. Its an easy climb but dont fall.

I'm moving here

A nice silhouette of me on top of the Aiguille de Joshua Tree. This was taken in the Spring of 2004.

A scrawny figure perches on the Aiguille de Joshua Tree just as the sun sets. A tiny crescent moon is revealed in the awaiting night.

It was about 30-40 degrees with ~30mph wind gusts in J-tree that day a couple days after a freakish little snowstorm and cold spell. no crack for me. "de plane, de plane!"

The problem with a tick list is that sometimes it gets in the way of ridiculous photo objectives like this. Besides, I would have had to tape up for Tax Man. Photo by Doug Wright. Thanks man.

It's a good idea to trail a rope, unless you like downclimbing...I don't. Oh, and don't forget the PBR!

almost naked, bouldered up Aguille d' Joshua Tree with my shoes and chalk bag!

Well, it was finally time to do it. Heard about it for a few years, but as we were walking by, it was just time. Really not hard climbing. Only about 10 feet of climbing

Okay, so the climbing is the easy part. Here is the hard part. Just don't screw up and do something stupid like fall.

When you see it, you just have to climb it. Greg Smith on the classic Aiguille de Joshua Tree (5.6). Photo taken by vulgarian.

This is me hanging off of Aiguille de Joshua Tree (5.6 X) in Joshua Tree National Park. Just dont fall while you're climbing it and it'll be ok. OK, I know it looks like the rope is supporting me, but it isnt, I swear!!

Photo by Jeremy Eng. A great day with a trip up the A de J.

Just a little bit scary at the top