Photos by desrtrockrat

Brad Mattingley taking a run on Spite and Malice. One of the best pitches in the area.

Clay cruises to the crux on his onsight attempt.

Road tripping form Albuquerque, Lewis takes advantage of the good winter weather to put up some first accents.

A long boulder line that is free soloed often. First established as a boulder problem by Mr. Sherman.

An early accent of this new and very good problem called The Ballon. He hasnt been climbing long, but he's picking it up quick with his amazing back yard of boulders.

The light was making a very nice glow to this rock. So we climbed on it for a while... Good times.

Crazy cool features that start way back there underneath. Climb upside down for ten feet or so to the rail and top out... Jason has a good eye for these things.

We alomst epiced on the approch. The climbing was the safest part. To date this is the best summit view that I have had.

Jason milking the not so good pinch to set the feet for the throw. Superbum hoping for company up top.

Originally taken in color, but it looks so much better in B&W. Standing just left of the Druid Stone.

The New Years storm clears in 06.... along with every climber at the pit, save a few die hard fools with no where else to go.

We cross country skiied in... cause that was the only way with 3 feet of snow.

The classic warm up with a great ledge for photo op.

Bernd Zeugswetter sending iron monkey at the end of the year.

superbum to the rescue. My buddy vic aka superbum showing how its done on his flash of a cool problem in Joe's. Whatever you do man... dont let go!

Great clouds all day. No one around. Lots of big rocks. Not too bad.

Is it dry there yet? We ran up to the Druids for a day before the New Years storm hit. One days better than none at all.

Great pockets go on and on.....Superbum testing his manhood.

Our first day at Triassic. Not a soul in sight. Partly cloudy and mid 70's in early May. I have to say, I liked it there. Its one of those places where you can turn a corner and find great problems all day. Beautiful rock, in a quiet place. Good find Utah. Nice shot Vic. May 04

Great rock, great position and a great send. This climb makes the grunt of an approch worth while. Good eye Colin.

A nice warmup before the classics around the corner.

Superbum enjoying the solitude of the Druids. An amazing day before the big New Years storm.

This was the view from our campsite. Probably the best campsite Ive ever had.

September 2004, no one around but the moon. This is where you go if you want to get away from the buttermilk crowds but still climb unbelievable problems. Some of the biggest most beautiful boulders that you'll ever see.

One among many of Flags great boulder problems. The bottom section pictured is great, but the top out is even better. Bring crash pads and trust worthy spotters, cause if you bail you could be in for a rough ride.