Photos by jcshaggy

The Keg is situated next to a stream with a nice, grassy landing.

Myself working a problem at The Keg on a public holiday. Long green grass provides a soft landing.Pic by ddk.

Evidence of me not sticking the problem at The Keg. Pic by ddk.

This is myself on the roof section on Chamber of Secrets, a 25 or 5.11d/12a, at Chosspile. Definitely the best route at the Harry Potter crag.

Myself of this nice climb.Chamber of Secrets is the hardest route at the lower crag with a big roof that seems to stick out in mid air-Nice!!!

Moving in to position to clip in under the roof of Chamber of Secrets-25 or 5.11d/12a. Pic by Anro.

I was trying to clip in the rope when I fell near the anchors on my onsight attempt of this route- the result of heavy drinking the day before. Pic: Xander

This crag is a narrow gorge with a stream running at the base of the routes and creates a cool setting in which to climb. Part of a collection of pic's taken that day.Pic: Xander

Anro working the 25. Nice colour of the leaves against the rock. The photographer took some cool pic's that day.Pic: Xander

Anro checking his next move on this cool route at Fernkloof. Part of a series. Pic: jcshaggy

The photographer Xander was about 20 meters above us when he caught this moment. Simple pic but I like it.

A different perspective of me working on a 5.12a-True Sailing is Dead. Pic: Xander

I could just reach the anchors to clip in. At this stage my forearms were pumped.The route is steep so a lot of body tension is required.Great route. Pic: Xander

True Sailing is Dead, 5.12a is a seriously deceptive route. It's a lot tougher than it looks. Pic taken by Xander on our recent trip to Fernkloof.

Anro near the anchors of this pumpy 5.11c that is a must do for any visitor climbing this grade. Pic: jcshaggy.

Xander climbing through the open book onto the face of this pumpy but awesome route. Pic: jcshaggy.

We climbed Strong Arm of the Law, 5,11c, at Fernkloof. This is the easiest grade at the crag and the route was really pumpy and steep. Pic by jcshaggy.

I'm trying to get that hold for the following clip on this excellent and pumpy route. Pic by Xander.

This fun route proved to be very difficult with a match on a sloper on a steep route.Looked easier from the ground!!!Pic: Xander

Pic taken of myself on an unknown problem on a Saturday afternoon in Pretoria. Pic by Anro

Paarl Rock as seen from the guard hut where you have to pay an entrance fee. Couldn't help myself with this shot.

Anro working the highball problem on a quiet Saturday afternoon.

Anro styling on a nice boulder problem on another Saturday afternoon.

My second pic taken of Jaco, third and last climber in our party doing the last pitch of the classic Sands of Time, 5.10a at Paarl Rock in December.Awesome climb!

I'm in the background trying to work the moves on The Vanishing, 7a.The Palmiet River is in the valley and goes into the Indian Ocean.Awesome sandstone and quartzite rock.Photo by Jaco.