Photos by mrsmylie

Me trying the sector problem in the Cabin Boulders of Sinks Canyon outside of Lander, Wyoming. Great little cluster of boulders. Let us pray they will be there after the dust settles from the Loop road Project!!

Jeremy Rowan (aka Mr.Smylie) working Camel Toe (V7). For sideways climbing, it is good because your hangin'. Tight Wranglers Boulder on Cedar Mtn., Cody, Wyoming. Check out the new guide book by Mike Snyder (wyclimber). It is awesome!! Thank to Alli Rainey for the pic. Love ya!!

Jeremy pulling the lip on the wicked steep fun Hueco Simulator. This problem is in the Maze area, if you have the new guide by Mike Snyder (wyclimber), you will find it in there. Thanks again to Alli Wendling for the photo. Peace!!

Jeremy trying the very difficult first move to the great Monster Prodigy. A Christy McMullan Photo

This is the only problem I tried during my seven week stay at the mecca of bouldering. Not sure of the name, just know it is behind the classic warm-up roof, which was in the shade, so we didn't climb there. Another Alli Wendling photo.

This is me having a blast at Modest Mouse. They were great!!! We had so much fun, wish it hadn't been over so soon.

Another great Karn Piana name. This boulder has some great problems. The Prow is one of my favs. Yes, that is me, Mr. smylie, climbing the prow. A Christy McMullan Photo.

Me smiling away on a beautiful day at the OK Corral, Wild Iris, Wy.

Marc Nardacci en route on 3-2-1 Contact in the Cedar Mtn. Boulder gardens of Cody, Wy. This simple problem is a fun one to do again and again. I took this photo a few years ago, fun times.

Marc Nardacci making Contact on Cedar Mtn's 3-2-1-Contact. That is the crux of the matter. I took this photo a couple of years ago.

At New Joe's, Joe's Valley, Ut., exists a myriad of amazing problems on bullet Tensleep Sandstone. Victor Blanco is shown here on Pocket Rocket. Located on the Anarchy boulder, attempts are sometimes complete chaos, but success comes to those who are King. I took this photo on my second trip to Joe's back in the spring of '99 I believe.

Jeremy, MrSmylie, moving into the crux of the Bowling Ball problem at the Buoux area, Joe's Valley, Ut. Notice the three dimples just left of my foot, the route's namesake. Another fine Joe's valley problem.

Here I am a few summers ago on one of the better .12a routes at Wild Iris, Wyoming. Ruby Shooter has great movement from the slightly technical slab, to the sinker pockets in the steeps. A very fun route, worth shootin' down.

On the left side of the steep Rodeo Wave at Wild Iris, Wyoming, is this Purr-ty climb. Long moves between huge holds and then a tricky or commiting end make this a exciting route.

Here I am starting one of many of the problems on the steep west face of the Rubber Blanket. Being only 75 yards off the road makes this boulder easy to get to. Many problems exist.

This is me in my younger day crimping on one of our many variations of this classic boulder problem. With or Without Sugar is the original problem on the Cornflakes boulder in the lower part of the Cedar Mtn. boulders in Cody. Really a great problem.

Wall Rock, Big Horn Mtns, North Central Wyoming. Jeremy Rowan here climbing one of three .10s, Barrel Full of Monkeys. Nathan Manley Photo.

After climbing the questionable rock in the cave, Tad Anderson is shown here after the crux moves getting ready to pull the lip. Christy McMullan Photo.

Marc Nardacci is making the sitdown to Preclean look easy. Ignored by some of us for a long time, this problem is another good, easy, fun problem that can be added in to a regular circuit. Christy McMullan Photo.

Yours truly cruisin' through the steepest part of the traverse. Despite the quality of the rock, the movement on this problem is really fun. Crux is right off the start and then climb through good holds to gain the vertical west face where you can decide to finish it. Christy McMullan Photo.

This picture shows some of the boulders that are in the north half of the Sphinx Boulder gardens. The big wall on the far right is the Red Garden Wall. On the far left is the Moonshadow Boulder.

This roadside boulder is a gem found on Cedar Mountain in Cody Wyoming. A very Steep West face with everything from jugs to terrible crimps and slopers usually makes for an excellent bouldering session. Marc is trying to fire off an eliminate that is about V6.