After my good friend Shelly Windser died in Paradise Forks, I went out bouldering and stumbled on some untouched boulders and this is was I found.

Short, but fun. All this urban climbing.

Didn’t seem that hard, but what you don’t see is that he is smearing. So just dino to the top from here and that’s it. Randy putting up a V8 in the gap. Photo Brad Phillips

Pulling the top of a Todd Choss route at the Gap, St. George, UT. Good day with lots of climbing - something like a 5.9 - 5.10. But who's counting anyways? ;)

Iclimbtoo fooling around on a boulder in the valley.

This photograph is of me working the crux of puppet strings. I ended up taking the on-sight in the beautiful, seventy degree weather.

This is a good 5.10c at the lower end of the Gap. Bouldery start, the crux is just after the overhang near the top.

Took this photo of my friend Travis on this route at the Gap. Canon Rebel G, with Kodak T-Max 100 film.

Not sure what this route is called. It is just right of the 11b overhanging route.

My nephew (age 8) sending his first climb. A 5.5 at the Gap. His shoes were too big and kept sliding around on his feet, so he took them off and climbed in his socks. :)

Great trip on spring break to St George Utah! Second to last day of hard climbing.

This is Marty Larsen climbing in the Gap several years ago.

This is Marty Larsen, age 8, working "Sand Stoner Reverse" a 5.12a. St. George, Utah Green Valley Gap

jared leading "stick to your guns", 5.12c

jeff leading "stick to your guns", 5.12c, green valley gap, st. george, utah

starting the frustration

moving through the frustration

calling all bad asses

so you think you got skills come and get spanked

another one of me