Photos by jabarnes

Katie running laps on Chop Chop and Scorpio at Clark's Canyon. 11/1/06

Katie climbing the dihedral Scorpio Clark Canyon Eastern Sierra. Gotta love the Eastern Volcanic Tuff.

One of the best climbs I believe in this section, Rock Candy is Sweet. The texture of the rock is unbelievable. 11/1/06

Matt taking a quick trip up Rock Candy. A climb that must be climbed in this section even though it only goes at 5.8.

Matt heading up Double or Nothing at Clark Canyon. One just has to love shooting photos at Clark. The rock is unbelievable.

Matt B (belayed by Katie) crusing up Double or Nothing on the amazing Clark Canyon Tuff.

Katie testing the flake on Peruvian Flake near the Royal Arches start, 10a.

Matt getting ready to mount the rostrum. Thanks to Sean for putting the lines up.

Me having a great day at the Rostrum line. Thanks again Sean.

A close-up shot of "Bro" Chris working the Tenaya Boulders near Tuolumne Meadows in Yosemite National Park.

Someone finishing up the Rostrum route made a comment about how it looked like a circus up there. Well here is one ring fellas. Slackin' at the Rostrum.

I lost my wonderful hat that day. Reward: Lost hat. Felted wool, girlfriend made it for me. At the bottom of the Rostrum somewhere!!!!

A beutiful full moon night at Ryan Campground in J. Tree. Much more mellow in this area, and still some amazing rock to play on.

Katie Slackin at a nice 80 footer set up at House Keeping camp Octotber 2005.

Katie traveling the line at the Housekeeping camp slackline in October 2005.

Leading out on Pitch 2 of Snake Dyke. Got caught in a little but potentially hazardous storm. The storm was just about in at this point.

Jeff on P2 of Snake Dike with storm moving in. The "crux" pitch with a tender 5.7 friction traverse.

The one and only other party on Snake Dike this Saturday ahead of us. A bucket full of ashes?

After the 800' of climbing and before the endless third class slabs, we take shelter from the rain and thunder. Out of water, Jeff decides to capture a little rain water.

Hiding under a rock ledge, we wait for a storm to clear on Half Dome's Snake Dike. The 3rd class slabs above were a bit slippery after the rain and with all the gear strapped to our sides we resembled lightning rods. Luckily we survived.

After an hour waiting for the storm, and endless 3rd class slabbing, Jeff finally reaches the summit of H. Dome after climbing Snake Dike.

After climbing Snake Dike, the necessary evil of the infamous Half Dome Cables. Luckily because of the Storm we were the only ones at the summit of the dome.

Taken spring of '05 after one of many storms that moved through the valley.

Katie Ronning sliding a line across the merced near House Keeping Camp in Yosemite Valley. This was when the river was high and created a cut-off perfect for a couple lines. Hope you tried the big one to the west.

On the El Cap swing up at the elcove. A beautiful day with some nice breezes to help pull you out.