This is me on the summit of Epinephrine. The look on my face is one of 'Its good to be done - nice view up here - now lets go get some dinner'. It turned out that we still had a fairly involved (by my standards) descent to do - my dinner was still a ways off.

This is my partner, Lukasz, on the summit of Epinephrine - with much of the Red Rocks scenic loop and Vegas in the background. He is squinting because the setting sun is right in his face.

Lukasz did a really great job leading the chimney pitches. In some places there was some serious runout. One spot there was alot of blood someone lost from a bad fall.

arbitrary picture taken in the dark after a very satisfying day up Frogland

...with the last beautiful 5.10 pitch of Triassic Sands. Friends Scott and Brandon come up below us on Memorial Day weekend, 2007.

David finishing-up the chimneys on Eppi

Frogland pitch one.

Scott enjoying sweet jamming on the third pitch of Triassic.

Arrogant_Bastard and I were climbing Epinephrine and I was like "look! goatz" and he got all butthurt because he thought I wasn't belaying him in the chimney. So I said "don't get butthurt - get buttered up and climb". But he was too butthurt.

If you have ever trad climbed at Red Rocks you know this scene. You get up super early and haul but to the parking lot, cruise an hour or so to the base of the climb, climb all day, hike out in the afternoon or after dark. Then you go out for beer and pass out at the campsite... Only to begin anew early the next morning!! Skinnyclimber coiling in front of Black Velvet Canyon. Frogland in view looks so small for 8? pitches...

Kieth Phelps showing the Canadian hotties how to climb broke back. "I can't quit you Kieth!!!!"

10a hmmm....

Mike Stacey contemplates 10a

Good times!!!

Willy making up the crux pitch.

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Charlotte Tonnies following the third pitch dihedral of this hidden classic. Thin cams in the crack below her lead to this short, rising traverse to the anchors.

Charlotte Tonnies midway up the long second pitch.

First pitch of the Gobbler.

P2 of the Gobbler, this pitch has the constriction that gobbles ropes...almost lost ours!

This was an awsome view of vegas and a nother climbing group! Also the moon was stunning, my point and shoot does no justice to this moment.

Epi Chimney.

A self portrait of my partner and I on an ascent of Prince of Darkness. This was shot with a lomography fisheye camera.