Profile pic of me and my girlfriend at Shelf Road in Sep. 2006

This was an easy route - I don't recall the name of it - my first lead at Shelf

Ledavis23 making things look easy on Pueblo Gringos

Catclimbs takes a breather on Pueblo Gringos

Thought I needed a new profile pic. This was a recent weekend at Shelf Road

Sand Gulch Contest Wall area of Shelf Road, CO as seen from campsite.

Climbers at Halloween, 2005. OK, I'm submitting this awful photo for the sole reason of adding it to the "worst photos" thread. The world deserves to see this.

A nice, sharp limestone crack turns into a face climb. Fun route.

Its fun cleaning when you didn't make to the top!

This was my second 12a. It is a short climb but it is very pumpy. I would have most likely never found this if it was not for a friend of mine.

Don't know what this route is called but it is a very fun trad route to the left of Enchanted Porkfist. I would say about 5.8

Here's Christian attempting the send on an 11c at Shelf.

Christian warming up on Funkdemental at Cactus Cliffs. Great climb though kinda soft for the grade.

Jacob working his way up this great route at The Gallery, Shelf Road.

Ice climbing in Vail, some warm weather climbing in Shelf Road, some more ice climbing in Ouray. Not going to find that combo many places.

I got my friend Paul to lead his first time on the rock in years. Of course..... I had to run laps on the nice little crack before cleaning it.

Wes cruised right up this new climb, making it look easy. The specifics of the climb are not know at this time

A shot of my husband bouldering around the bottom of the cliff... or at least his fingers. Texture, texture, texture.

My son Austin lead this route with me soloing up beside him. Now, every time I'm near it, I always solo it. :-)

A picture of me showing poor clipping technique on Spiney Dan. Spiney Dan is an excellent but easy route (despite the fact that it looks as if I am overgripping). My wife, who hung the draws, took this picture.

Gnarled_hands thinking through the moves on porkus non grata. A very sequential crux. Photo by Jeff Siener

climbing a 5-8 route. A rather long route, but FUN.

This is a shot of my husband leading this awesome roof. He cut loose on the dyno to the corner and then campused the moves above. Awesome. I had this shot on my website for a month or so now, and it's gotten so many views, I thought I'd add it here for everybody else. :-)

My friend Claudia climbing Whisper to a Scream, one of her first 11+ leads.