Thanks, guess that matches. It was not hard, but an interesting move...

no - its not me :-(( But it was very cool to watch it! And now I know that this dream will stay a dream for a very very long time! ;)

Well, this problem IS awesome! Finally he did id... his left hand searches for - nothing, okay, he calls it "quite a good sloper". I'm going to upload another pic so you can see some more of this...

SO this is how the problem begins. From the hold (right hand) he has to jump

After that clip he was really happy!

In this case he doesn't have the rope between his legs but in front - so if he falls, he falls far but should be okay.

The one to the right? No, I'm not sure if there are even some routes... and everything was quite wet due to the heavy rain that day

This last quickdraw was already up 'cos he was really tired, so the photographer helped him... :)

BTW: ich kenn dich doch :)

only the last part.... but there it IS juggy! ;-)

Yeah, maybe, but it is the last biner so it doesn't matter

Could you submit the original pic too? IMHO it looks much better than this photoshop version... seems to have nice colors...

The tree is vertical and the rock is kind of a roof - see my other pictures of this boulder (this one: http://www.rockclimbing.com/photo/photo_show.php?id=70486)

Okay, should look better now. I think I made a mistake with the dimensions the first time so it was automatically converted to 48k.

Hmm, I'm really sorry but this shot is (for me) definately one of your worse ... but doesn't matter, there are heaps off perfect ones! :-)

Sweeeeet!

@ sungam: I'm actually waering a lycra shirt :-)
@ greatgarbanzo: not too much of slack, just enough for a soft fall. But at this point in the route you're standing above the last bolt
@ all: thanks for the comments

Well, the anchor of this route IS just a draw in one bolt. It ends a bit in the middle of nowhere.

Yeah the other climber was getting ready to second up the 25 next to my route