Photos by jon06

beautiful day at the leap. This is a profile picture.

This is my buddy climbing Thrill hammer. It was a fun route, however I would recomend doing it in one pitch.

My friend is just breacking into trad climbing. This was a very chill, airy rout for him.

I think this is Blood and sweet and tears. Either way, I was stoked to get some climbing in at frogs, esecially since I dragged all my trad gear to australia.

This is me leading the first pitch of Popbottle. After this lttle crux section, its an easy, two more pitch, hike to the top.

This is a crazy little dihedral the super topo dude is climbing. (Unknown rating)

This is Hitchcock pinnacle. We climbed the .7 on the right TRed the .10 that goes over the roof on the left. There was a huge pullout in the bottom right of the photo, so we had a big crowed of on lookers. he he he!

Looking down on josh on the last pitch on the west face. Hes standing on the "poor bivy for one" ledge which is much more slanting then it looks. Gota love the mid-lead photo shot.

This is me heading the second pitch. A super fun crack that I thougth was a little soft for the grade. If you go right at the top, the crux of the ledge is just a couple of moves with bomber jams all the way.

This is my bro josh heading out to the base of the west face of leaning tower during the first few days of april. This was our first wall and damn was it intense! The morning of departure from camp 4 we woke up to drizzle, storm clouds, and fresh snow at the rim. By noon, amid still stormy skies we just couldnt hold back and started hitch hicking. This is the evening of that night. Over the next two days it cleared up, and we got to learn what it is all about.

Wall season is upon us. Are you ready?