Photos by dimeedge

Hey, there are bolts on this thing. After four pitches of worrying about a 150' 5.6 slab that the guide book said there was no pro on, we get there and there are four bolts. Needles, CA

Chris leading the 5.8 finger crack at the top (Pitch 6) of White Punks on Dope, or the Dihedral Group. Needles, CA

Slacklining at the Needle Rock Creek campsite with the warlock looming in the background

Johnny grabbing a bit of chalk before finishing off the 5th pitch of the Dihedral Group. (Like chalk could really help, there are only about three decent hand holds on the whole pitch) Needles, CA

Trad Bob, after wiping his feet on his trad mat, and brushing the holds with his trad brush, warming up on the 'warm up' boulder. Another fun spot at Pine Mountain that isnt listed in the guidebook.

Down any of the boulder strewn ridges this is the view looking towards the channel islands, which you can see on a clear day. Pine Mountain, CA

Robbie on an unlisted boulder problem in the picnic area, it goes about v1. The Edwards guidebook is just a teaser to get started in this area. I think I have climbed more unlisted problems than listed problems. Pine Mountain, CA

taken with the self timer on the camera, me just getting to the crux of Dissing Euros v4, at the Happy Hunting Grounds, Pine Mountain

A climber trying to run and jump Skydiver, which is V5 when done static. Pine Mountain, CA

Fun v1 moves up this face lead to a high v3 slopey top. I wouldnt exactly call it heaven. Pine Mountain, CA

After several powerful moves, keeping your head through the delicate crux, then well above the last bolt makes this route fun. Bishops Peak, San Luis Obispo, CA Photo: Zerita Z

A slick sidepull, a highstep and a long reach, some of the first difficult moves on Western Airlines (11b) Bishops Peak, San Luis Obispo, CA Photo: Zerita Z