This must be the purest form of "wall climbing": no artificial holds, just trust your crimp and your shoes.

I already know the kind of comments that will show up on this picture...

Talked to the shadow in person after he finished his climb. He told me the best time to boulder is late in the evening, because of the higher reach..

The art of bouldering - bouldering art..

Ollie on his favorite boulder problem in Hasselt.

Ollie wasn't able to read what was written on the wall, so he decided to take a closer look.. Final picture in the "buildering in Hasselt" series.

Even in the unknown limburg (a part of Belgium) you can take nice pictures.

A while ago, I submitted a very similar picture. One of the advices was to crop out some disturbing trees. I cropped the photo exactly like proposed, and submitted it for a photo contest. Result: I got a very nice sleeping bag as a price, and now it's the front page picture of a local climbing magazine :-) So again, thank you rockclimbing.com!

Not hard to imagine that this could be a pole vault picture... Bigwallollie climbing, photo by Popol.

Who wants to know the "secret" behind the no holds shadow movement ? Well, here it is. Not the same side of the statue, but still the same technique.

Bigwallollie having fun traversing on the wall. On this shot, he was passing right above my head, 3m high. Me hoping that he would not slip off.. ;-)

Bigwallollie buildering on the wall of the academy of arts.

In Hasselt, there are no natural rocks. Fortunately, some artist provided excellent practicing material by means of his statue in the park. Combine this with a sunny autumn day, a great climber (Bigwallollie climbing), and you get some nice shots...