Photos by dilligaf

This rock is awesome. Every cobble is a hold, if held correctly.

This is Nat entering the crux on Rucksack Wanderer. This place is awesome for silhouettes.

After warming up on my favorite easy multi-pitch, I took this picture looking at the unclimbed summit, south side of the Potrero.

Just a different view of Red Rocks. I took this on the way in to my first visit to Red Rocks. I love this place.

This is a shot I took from the top of Time Wave Zero. It is an incredible site at about 2400 ft. We climbed it in 1 day and had an encounter with a rattlesnake on pitch 12, the bivy ledge, on the decent.

In Houston, Tx there isn't to much to climb outdoors. This is a pic of a tree in my back yard that we bolted. We used real limestone holds from left over rock after making a fireplace. The tree isn't finished in the pic. Since then we have cut down some branches and so it is about 55 to 60 ft. and we build a roof about 7 ft off the ground off the back of the tree. We used Metolius bolts and just chains at the top. The tree is leaning towards the house so the tree will have to be cut down in a couple of years.

This is the 5.12 roof route above the 5.10 Comotos, its a steller route. I lost my feet looking for the next hold around the lip, luckily my friend Matt got a good pic before I got my feet back on.

One late afternoon a few of us decided to go the the Continental Ranch, got the ok to go out, but wanted to get a couple of climbs in before night, so had to make up time. Easy to do when your in west Texas. We made record time. But where did all the gas stations go? If you wanted to know, the car is a 92 Ford Taurus SHO.