my dad cleaning Atomic Knee Drop .

My buddy Clev took this on our first day in the Wichitas. I'm still learning, so we toproped it. My first experience with hand & finger jamming - pleasant on granite.

I'm not sure as it seemed a little more challenging than what the guide says. Oh well it was fun anyways!

dempsey on the top half of foolish behavior

Here is a very thin crack on the road between the pullout for Lower Scott and Upper Scott. There are several lines up there that are worth bouldering, at the least. This is one of them.

a taste of what's to come - first sweet jam on the warmer-upper section, leading up to the roof crack proper. Thanks to jen (manat315) for the photo!

thanks to jen (manat315) for this photo, though it doesn't capture what a wrestling match I made of this "hard 9" roof crack. Are you supposed to kick the key pro, repeatedly? This is said to be a "good intro" to roof cracks, since you place your pro from a good stance before you pull up into the business. I was psyched for the redpoint it after hangdogging the hell out of it following berkly a year ago or so. Herndon's rad for soloing it on the FA - maybe "only" 5.9 but, who knew? The pro's so bomber, too! Same with roof corner, which I haven't even hit yet. Let's call it "preserving the onsight," shall we?

Jason P on the Locks of Bald-y! He followed this with a fine lead on Kingfish Caravan, a wild one for somebody's first chimney route! Thanks to jen for photoggin' it!

Jason P on the Locks of Bald-y! Thin-ass crimps on this baby, but homeslice can hang. Tnx 2 jen (manat315) 4 foto

i like the action of this one, if only he had a brightly colored shirt on, eh? These crimps are bomber compared to what he turned the bulge on . .. thanks again to jen (manat315) for the photo

Stacy did a wonderful job of leading this stiff 5.9 located on Mount Scott in the Wichita Mountains of Oklahoma. The route has a scary 10 foot run-out at the crux. She cruised it.

This was just before my second trad lead and the first one that I completed!!! This is all Timbo's gear.

A windy fall day. Jeff is doing a great job on Frankly Scarlet, a strange line. John, his belayer, looks like the Grim Reaper or something. I took the photo on Jeff's sweet camera.

We ran the TR at Dreamboat Annie a few times. I topped out in boots on the marginal arm/body offwidth, and scooted back to the car for the camera to shoot this sunset. What a fantastic weekend we had, great weather on Saturday climbing at Leaning Tower, cold Sunday, so we hiked into Panther Canyon and looked for the Icebox till it warmed up for a trip to Scott to climb. Then on to Meers for their famous burgers...tasty!

Kevin Dubuc Oklahoma Upper Mt. Scott Kingfish Caravan 5.8 photo by: Peter Holcombe www.holcombephotography.com

My buddy Spencer, following me after the lead. 2 bolts and two small aliens for the whole route, that the wichitas for ya..

End of the day. Hiking out into the sunset. Just a little fun.

This is me on the crux of the hardest route i've made, (according to the guide its 5.10d, i dont believe it)

leader's choice of cracks for the final pre-anchor piece on Simply Red- spivey simply redpointing, photo by leinosaur

first route of the morning - didn't see another climber all day, this Wednesday in June - spivey, prescient of okieterry's "R" rating suggestion, places only three or four stoppers and a cam-photo by leinosaur

This is one of a whole slew of lead pictures. Rob took it as i was getting pro to place

On the dihedral around foolish on upper mount scott, the one with 2 bolts. not sure specifically the route. Me sticking to the wall spidey style

This diagram contains another section of lines from the popular Upper Mount Scott crag.

This diagram details many of the most popular climbs in the Mt. Scott Section. Route names and lines are indicates, and stars mark bolt placement.

Brett cleans Yee Haw to the left, while the face of the Frank Hern Thing stands center. The crux of Mr. Green Slings can be seen in the upper right.