Photos by gunksgoer

Me working midnight lightning summer of 06. I managed to touch the lightning bolt but couldnt stick it. Maybe next summer...

Going for the sloper at the crux of the bowling pin route. The hold isnt quite as bad as it looks.

Heading up to the crux of soulslinger with a nice summer sunset in the background.

Me on the main cave problem, which goes out the right side to the lip, and up left to the top out. Great problem, chill place.

I was looking through some old photos and found a different angle of jon on black angus. I thought it was pretty good and I should post it.

Me losing some skin on the sharp holds of an eliminate. I ripped open the tip of my right index finger after about 8 tries, and I never get flappers.

Beautifull day in early march, we were actually climbing without shirts. Here jc is falling as he moves to the last hold before the crux of this ultra fun route, definatly classic - probably one of the best in nj. The problem tops out up and left. I dont know if anyone did it before I did but I would think so due to the decent holds, lower grade, forgiving landing, and great moves. Its got everything you want in a boulder problem, you just wont find directions to it.

Jerseyclimber gets the slopey lip of static cling, and prepares for the very strenuous mantel ahead!

Me on a nice old slopey sandbag. The friction sucks in warm weather!

Rich enjoying the fun and uncontrived pinnacle problem(V2) on bitch rock. Unfortunatly the area is now closed.

This is me starting the last pitch of madame g's at the gunks.

This is Nick attempting black angus on a beautifull spring day. Its a burly little seam to a razor sharp fingercrack, with a distinct lack of feet. He'll get it one day...

John going for the pinch while working black angus.

This is ivan working black angus on a fine april afternoon, glad to hear he got the send.

Sarah nearing the topout on little fluffy clouds, and getting sooo close to sending.

I was stumbling around the hidden valley on an overcast morning and ran into these guys bouldering. I have no idea who they are, but they were cool and let me snap some photos.

I took this one windy day in march. The shot is from cap rock looking towards the hidden valley area. The massive stone in the foreground is the beaver boulder.

An unknown climber getting comfy under the roof during his flash of this classic highball.

So there i am on the carriage road one day around holloween 2003, and he picks up a jack o lantern, puts his chalkbag in it, ties it around his waist, and procedes to hike this highball V2. Good Stuff, i just had to snap a picture.

I took this picture a couple years ago on a nice afternoon late in the fall. Just recently I "rediscovered" It - man does jerseyclimber look different now.

This is one of the better landscapes i took in jtree. It provides a nice look at some joshua trees, theyre freaky lookin, eh?

Gene snapped this pic of me with my camera one afternoon during my march trip. Buissionier was a sweet route put up by Royal Robbins back in the day, probably one of my favorite hidden valley routes.

During my trip to jtree i tried to stay away from the boulders as to preserve the skin on my fingers, but i couldnt resist playing around on this sweet problem.