Photos by hairyapeman

What a great view that day. Although we did'nt get to finish it was well worth it just for this pitch!

I love these things! This is by the first cave next to the wall.

Yes i know that i'm aiding. You would too if you hiked 100lbs to and from the prow the day before.

This is the short and scary section of leeper cams.

This is a shot of me taken by rcaret as i was comming down after a successful top out of strawberry jam. A very akward lie-back/crack climbing.

This is after the first bolted belay staion moving to the nest one. Interesting 5.7-5.8 climbing.

Great sustained finger crack! Fun and a bit un-nerving. This is one of my favorite pitches on tollhouse.

A picture for all of those who are confused about the bad route book for cap rocks!

This was taken after i topped out on strawberry jam. Great but very sustained easy 5.10.

This is a shot my buddy got of comming down from the top of strawberry jam. To my left is another one of our party members practicing aid of spiderman.

Rich doing the first pitch (c1) on the south face. Alot of small nuts needed!

Awsome climbing. I can't wait to come back. Huge exposure...for me, and has alot of cool moves to belt out!

This picture can be a little deciving. It looks steap but the holds are numerous in this area. And it is not quite as steap as it looks.

As i was belaying him up i saw 3 hang-gliders above our heads. The man on the bottom caught this picture just in time.

One of the most fun i've had crack climbing. A little polished so it feels more like a 5.8. But still easy and fun!

This is me toping out on one of the cap rocks. I think the route is strawberry jam but may be wrong. 5.10.

This is a shot taken by my partner at the base of what i thought was elepant walk (5.7) but have never found out what it is. I think it might be Wandering Taoist. It was our first multipitch climb with about 4 or 5 pitches. Great climb with a even better view!

This was on our clean up trip around the whole base of el cap from the nose to Lunar Eclipse.

Me leading on some cool high steps and chicken heads.

Looking up at the third belay station, this is when it starts to get a little easier.

On the 9th pitch of the Royal Arches route. This is about half of the way up to the rope swing. What a experience!