Here is one of my newest climbing partners. Charlie

Here is a pic of Bob's Crack starting down where Steve is sitting

Here is the beginning of my first trad lead.

First Trad Lead on Bob's Crack, at Bob's Rock, Buena Vista.

'nother shot of my lead. It's considerably warmer in Buena Vista, compared to Leadville

Pulling into a short section of .9 took up 7-8 cams, plus 5 nuts... all you need!

Matt Felton linking together the long traverse at dorty rock south of buena vista

Climbing in Buena Vista at Turtle Rock (near Bob's Rock) with a good view of the Collegiate Peaks in the background.

Lee topping out on Climbers just want to have fun! (5.7). Pump station rock. Buena Vista Crags, CO

This is me on lactic acid overload, I think its 12a or somethin'... On Bobs Rock.

Best shot i had of the whole route. Actually i just framed the shot and set it up, my mom pulled the trigger b/c my cousin wouldn't climb with anyone else one belay (he's 9). There is a myriad of ways to do this thing. Elijah wandered adound to find the easiest passage, probally like 5.4, b/c i took the direct route to the right of the crescent crack his and it felt like easy 5.6, and the other variations were much easier

took the family out to bob's on a reuinon this summer. beautiful weather and rock. this was a perfect introduction to climbing for most of my family. fun rock, no approach, easy set up and stunning views of the fading sun over the sawatch. FYI this route can be lead on gear. i guy lead it behind us on TCUs, Aliens and RP's

This is a sun set atop of Turtle rock where we slept that night, the sunset was on fire.

Tjis is me in a pretzel unlocking the sequence. You may have to look at this one a while until you figure out what limbs are where...

This is me on a AWESOME dihedral probem, must do if in the area! Great highball on bullet proof granite!

This is a view of the entire face from across the valley. It would help if somone could identify the routes.

This is me a while back practicing anchor setup, I went a little nuts.. GET IT!! Anyways I think there's like 9 or 10 pieces in, and directional for up or downward pull, simply bomb proof. John Long, this will stop a "rouge elephant".

This is me on a beautiful day in CO. This route felt like a .10 to me, but no idea. Beautiful climb, right off the Arkansas River.

when i climb Bob's Crack and get about half way up i cross over to the right and climb the face facing you as you climb. that takes me up to a cool roof move and then back into the top of the crack to finish the climb. My girlfrien Nicole took this pic from the ground while my friend belayed me.

This is just a profile shot of Bob's Rock to give everyone an idea of the area.

This is my climbing partner climbing at Elephant Rock, we didn't have a guide book at the time so im not sure what this route is. We met some great people out there that day, and its an amazing area. Go check it out.

Good two finger pocket climb, starts with a shitty hell hook (be prepared for your foot to pop a few times and bloody up your ankle)

either an all points dyno to the good jug, or start with a ring jam in the crack. then campus to a greasy sloper rail with the right hand, then pop your left hand to pinch the mini arete. then pop the left again to a micro edge (very painful edge), then pop right hand to a small rounded hold. then use feet to mantle out.....still a project for campus only, maybe V2 if you use feet the whole way

another view, right hand on the shitty sloper rail

left hand pinching mini arete