Gabriel starts up the giant tufa towards a fifteen minute, sixty foot water solo.

the sweat starts to drip, the rock radiating blazing heat, the cool water beneath starts to look pretty inviting. after climbing about ten minutes, Gabi realizes he is only about half way up.

Every one wanted to take photo's, nobody else wanted to repeat this monster after Gabriel.

The "Nutcracker" in the "Keep" area of Krabi, Thailand. My favorite climb in Krabi, about 5.10. Face climb, undercling a flake, thin traverse and up to the top.

Often described as the easiest 6a in Krabi, and possibly the world! Delightful stemming in an unusual setting.

The Ton Sai beach area as seen from a cave by the Melting Wall. Photo by Brian Boyd.

The easiest route on this section of the wall. A difficult stem leads to a classic Krabi move -- the stalactite hug!

Unknown climber on a Ton Sai pumpfest. Check out all the stalactites on the distant wall.

This is the view from the hanging belay on top of the third pitch that goes at 6c.

This is taken from the air, just as we are about to descend to Krabi Int'n Airport. We just happened to look out the window, and there it was, gorgeous!

I can't remember the exact name of this climb but it was at 123 on Railey (Thailand). This climb started with a great outcroping [Railey was full of em :)] this shot is me just getting up and over it.

Climbing in Thailand, its definately a heaven there. Weeks of climbing, every next day being better then the one before. And if your lucky, you'll feel 'the' force.

This is a me on Stalagasarus, 6a+ ****, Ton-Sai Beach, Phra-Nang, Thailand Amazingly Cool !!!

Unknown Korean girl on Phet Mak 13a on the Tonsai wall

Dean Orange on the first pitch of Ao Nang Tower

You can access the island at low tide - if you want - the massages on the beach for $5 will tempt you from doing just that.

It was taken last month..19/2 Planning to go there again soon since 8 days is just not enuff for me!!