Thailand is amazing!!! You can still climb this limestone in the rain! Nuts!!!

It might be famous but it ain't so rad ... however, I was stoked anyway 'cause we were having the best time. Still put this as the best sport crag in the world!

Me lining up for the dyno on Nam Dah See (shortly after an epic deckout on the same climb)

Doing my first route in Thailand in 1993 with some crazy 'do' going on. Not sure the name and grade of the route, but, not a good warmup!

As you walk along the East Beach towards 1-2-3 Wall Mauy Thai os on the corner by the path to Phra Nange. Cho hangs out to stretch after a days climinbg.

On Maui Thai before 1-2-3 and a little less crowded - a nice cheeky climb.

Jasper on a V6 somewhere in Thailand, Jan 2003.

A classic route. After pulling out of a super steep cave, carry on up the head wall.

This is me pulling the opening moves of We Sad. Grab the underside of the stalactite and pull.

Dunc Steel looking ahead at the upcoming crux of Knights in White Satin 7b+ at 1-2-3 crag, Railay.

I had fun on all the pitches, it was a tad noisy on the ground with the yelling from the guides but up here, breezy and quiet.

Taken from the top of 123 wall by the lagoon in Railay East.

Fun stalactite pulling on the left side of the 123 Wall.

The only access to Railay/Tonsai is via longtail boat. Cost is about 60 thai bhat each way. Everything comes & goes by boat (food, fuel, trash, people) in Railay.

A popular spot for the local guides to take the beginner climbers. Also a great spot to warm up.

One of many climbers getting back into climbing under the watchful eye of the local guides. Can't remember which route this was but probably a 5.8 or 5.9.

working on some 6b

1 2 3 wall in Thailand