So this is The Outback. Spent a lillte bit of time until everyone finished Pinhead - superfuneasyfingercrack - JTreeV1 I think..
This is the side of Pinhead boulder - cant remember this route but talk about a slopey topout. dang. Lovely specimen of the Joshua tree thrown in for kicks

This problem is pretty intimidating in person, but Doug fires the big reach and tops out. It's good to have a bunch of pads and spotters, but I wouldn't want to fall off the top of this one... (Canon Elan 7n, Sigma 28-105 f2.8-4, Kodak E100VS, and no, this is not the original sky in this photograph)

Sue surfing up the arete and knowing the boulder below is waiting patiently for a mistake!

Past the crux, an alert spotter, pads below, and big holds ahead. What's there to worry about?

Kelly on the fun roof. Topo Photo. 12 Nov 2006

Two easy routes right of the gully in the mid section of west face of Patagonia Pile. Patagucci is the first right leaning crack right of the gully, and Synchilla Burgers is the second crack. The finish of Peabody's Peril in the upper right corner, the next crack to the right. 16 Jan 2005

Leading up Peabody's Peril on west face of Patagonia Pile. Exciting low crux. Couple fun moves higher up. Freeze frame shots from digital movie. 16 Jan 2004

Up the corner, up the right side of flake, then traverse left (or right) over the bulgy loaves. The huge flake is loose, hence the X rating. bolted anchor/rap on top for TR. If you must lead this, please do not fall onto pro's placed behind the flake. East face of West Wall of Steve Canyon, just right of Grand Theft Avocado, 5.7. 24 Dec 2004

Up the crack to top over a bulge to a ledge, then a featured OW section to the top. Can bail onto the trough with wider crack left of the bulge, but why miss out on the fun? East face of West Wall of Steve Canyon, right of Candelabra. 24 Dec 2004

Follower topping out on Nereltne. Slings through bolts and steel rap ring on top. Bring short webbing to backup as necessary. 23 Oct 2004

Looney Tunes and Hot Rocks on west face of Rock Hudson. Up the face in between them is Stand and Deliver, aka Spanish Bombs, 5.12a PG ***. Walkoff to climber's right. Morning shade and afternoon sun. 23 Oct 2004

The Peyote Cracks as can be seen from Rock Hudson. Left Peyote Crack, 5.10+ * left of the big trees. Toproper in front of Middle Peyote Crack, 5.9+ *. Leader topping out on Right Peyote Crack, 5.8 *. Descent by first walking left past Left Peyote Crack and scrambling up to the true summit, then walkoff to climber's right. 23 Oct 2004

View of Steve Canyon on approach trail cutting in between Old Woman and The Blob. 10 Oct 2004

Located about half way up into the canyon on left hand side, on the east face of the West Wall. 10 Oct 2004

Super Roof on the left and the offwidth roof finish of Comfortably Numb on the right. Both all the way up the canyon on left hand side, on the east face of the West Wall. 10 Oct 2004

Here is me (sbclimber) about to catch the rail on this short but fun problem. It seemed as if we had the outback to ourselves this day. Photo by Wagbone.

Here is me (sbclimber) again on this problem. We stayed here for quite a while because it was nice and shady. Thanks to Eric (Wagbone) for the great shots. Photo taken 9/04.

It's me (sbclimber) running another lap on this fun problem. This shot gives you an idea of how short this problem really is. Anyways, still good fun. Photo by Wagbone. 9/04

Here we are. The sun has gone behind the hills, time for one last send before we start the very short hike back to the campsite. And so ends another day in Paradise. Photo by sbclimber.

Here is a photo of myself on an excellent V1 in the Outback of Joshua Tree, California

thin thin thin! It will be a long time before I can lead this route! It was definitely fun though! Photo by moabbeth

art getting ready to lead Looney Tunes. Can't beleive I got the elusive photo. ;)

Artm ropegunning Looney Tunes for me. Fun route!

This photo was taken on a road trip that my boyfriend, fiend, and I went on this summer.

Aaron, balancing thru' the mental crux of "sidewinder" in the Outback @ JTree.