This was taken out at Marymoore Park in Redmond, Washington. The only thing I know about the climber is that she said she was going to be a rocket scientist. I took the shot myself, but my partner pointed out the opportunity... the ramp isn't necessarily hard to climb, but offers a nasty swing into the adjacent wall when toproped.

This route, on the left hand side of the pinnacle, is actually pretty tough if you can resist the urge to reach around the side. It gets really thin at the top.

me goofing off high above the field I played soccer on from '68 to '71 (field#13 home of the Mustangs)

Paul Honeywell bouldering at marrymoor park on Christmas day '03

For those of you who don't know marymoor, it is an absolutely free climbing structure with no supervision. A great place to set eliminates or even learn how to lead. This particular problem is very scary and i have yet to complete the dangerous mantel at 18 feet.

This is another picture of marymoor park. This particular route is one of my favorite roped climbs at the facility. It is slightly pumpy, but this is offset by the plethora of no hands stemming rests available. As you can see there is a gap between two pinacles. This is a perfect place to set up a slackline.

This photo shows the various textures and ridges available on the faces of the wall. Tons of possibilities for bouldering, leading, or toproping. Photo taken by Tom Norris.

Here's the freestanding structure. It's not the best, but it's close to home, and free.

Here's a shot of the upper main portion and the bouldering cave.

Here is a really great site to aid you when climbing at Marymoor Park. Freemarymoor.com