alright I've obviously dicked with this photo and its not what I wanted but I wasn't taking the picture and the ham behind the lense wasn't up for being the subject. whatever

The best 5.9 in the area. great place to warm up for the better routes at asbury park.

This thing is probably closer to 11d, if you're over 6', but 12a for everyone else. (I only say this cause if I had to climb it the way Ken is in the other photo it would be at least 12a if not harder).

This was on brian's first go, he redpointed on the second.

This is Brian, Jake, and Jason talking like climbers do, with hands. Beautiful ogden in the background.

Mid day photo taken with pz 120 w/sigma aspherical

Kelly on the main ice flow in the middle of the Schoolroom Wall, probably WI3. 2003/2004 was a great ice season for this wall. We called this climb "Fishin' for Stirlyn" in honor of the belay technique used on a friend

Another photo of great Schoolroom ice. The climber is me.

Nick Trina on the Mega-Classic Goodbye Blue Monday(.12a). As par for the course, you have to convince yourself these are good feet.

Eric begining the many lock-off power moves on Breakfast of Champions(.12d)

Fancypants climbing out of the crux on Breakfast of Champions(.12d). Now you can see how tall this wall really is.

Chris makes his way on a choice 10b route at the schoolroom

Schoolroom routes: 6: Goodbye Blue Monday 12a*** bolts 7: Breakfast of Champions 12d*** bring crack gear for Tree Crack start. 8: Tree Crack 11-***gear to 2" 9: The Wasp 12c** bolts 10: unknown 5.9 ** gear 11: Explosivo 11d *** bolts MUST USE 60M ROPE 12: Castrated Stalker 12d*** bolts 13: Shiny Demon 5.9+*** bolts and gear to 1" start on Rocketsauce 14: Rocketsauce 11c*** bolts 15: Creamgenes 10d R* gear to 1" 16: Solar Flare 10+ * gear 16.5: Phat Abbot 11b** bolts

Ogden hardman Ken Gygi on an early ascent of "Badlands" (5.12a) at Asbury Park (North end of Schoolroom Wall, above 24th street).

This the Southern half of the School Room Wall in Ogden Utah. It was taken from the Upper 26th street boulder field.

Follow the obvious left leaning and slightly overhung dihedral to a large roof. Pass the roof and then climb the steep face above it to the chains. Small to medium nuts and cams plus 3 bolts. Stay out of Taylor's Corner.