We did this as a party of four in 09. Used a 300' static line for the rap and the tyro. Made for a memorable day!

At the top after the lead , Blair works on his comedy routine .

A view from the bottom of Jamb Crack to the first pitch

Watch that first step! Step out onto a fragile flake 1400 feet up and start heading up. Super fun, aesthetic climb. I'm climbing, my friend G took the photo.

Reach, don't whine!! I could NOT get this stupid bolt. Darn it.

After rapping 240 feet, the first move is a doozy, and it doesn't let up. But ohhh, how peeeerrrrrty!

"Oh man, this picture is totally going to freak my family out!" Fargoan stands on Salathe Ledge with a 2500 foot perceived drop below. My thoughts?? Sunnyside Bench was supposed to have pools. Pools??? Pools? I don't see no stinkin' pools!

This photo was taken at the half way point hiking up to the very top of the falls.....

I am looking down toward the top of Lower Yosemite Falls in this photo. This was after Robin and I had climbed the Regular Route to Sunnyside Bench and then sort of hiked up some slabs and bushwacked through a drainage toward the cliff above. At this point we were wondering how to get down to the pools from where we were.

This is Lindsay, my ex-girlfriend, at the third belay of munginella.

An unknown climber on the first pitch of the route

Joann workes her way to the second belay station on Commitment

An unknown climber at the roof of Commitment makeing a pro placement , Two yellow Camolots

Joann makes the last few moves to the first belay station on Commitment

Unknown climber reaching for just the rite size cam

A climber looking for the best handholds this route can offer

This is Dave sitting atop the Lost Arrow Spire Tip as I'm cleaning the last pitch. Photo taken by an unknown climber on the rim with my camera.

This is Dave and I, on top of the Lost Arrow Spire, preparing the tyrolean traverse.

5.8 hand crack....my first!

This is Jeremy trying to make sese of the anchor SNAFU we encountered at the tip of the Spire. The only gear that is ours are the 8mm ropes

Klaus and I topped out on a POS route in July. I still don’t know what we decided to call it… This is Yosemite Point. Klaus tied-off the railing at the end of the last pitch and I jugged up on it – what a proud ‘natural’ belay anchor! Here is some of the junk that we had to carry down… Ug. Nice place to sort gear with a nice view. Sentinel Dome is on the left in the background.

A view over the valley from the top of a route called camitment

That's me repelling from Royal Arches Yosemite, June 30 2003. This is the 1st of several repells that took about 2 hours to finish. My climbing partner Bea took this great snap shot.

Anthony Cruising the Classic Tyrolean after an ascent on the spire.

Just one of the many sweet routes at The Sunny Side Beach are around the Lower Falls.