Ethan Pringle on one of the new highballs out at Hueco. Photo by merrickales.com

Not sure the name of this new problem Matt Wilder has established. In the Meddle shop area. Photo by merrickales.com

Greg unwinds from the razor left-hand crimp to set up for the crux of Loaded with Power. Photo by BSF.

Late afternoon storm clouds over the East Spur.

Through the chains and past the potatoe heads and 100 foot proof, you will find intresting problems, where me and my buddies like to have fun, there one can see "no one gets out of here alive" its a nice/fun V2 with an alternate end that makes it into a V3

Randal Pink Floyd got this pick. Then Spoon sent it barefoot smoking a square. Nice.....

Me cranking up the feet after sticking the second move of Something Different V8 at Hueco Tanks. Photo by Robert Miramontes.

Attempting That's entertainment at Hueco Tanks Rock Rodeo 2006

Very fun classic at Hueco Tanks. Everyone knows this climb.

Garland bouldering on unknown problem @ Hueco. Photo Mike Carpenter

Mike Tucker, Hueco guide attempting Full Monty. Photo Mike Carpenter

Jason Kehl and spectators at Hueco Rock Rodeo 2006

This is actually the round room but I didn't want to add a closed area. Good memories!

Martinez making his way out in Baby Martini (v6) at Martini Roof, while Milton and Chuy just watch. There's no need of spotters. April 2006

Hueco tanks is one of the ultimate destinations!

Nice warm sunlight at the end of the day in Hueco

Getting the dyno at sunset. I love how smooth the wall is.

Spaz Monkey dyno's for the softball sized hueco on the Left Dyno on the Mushroom Boulder. Nikon D70 with off camera remote flash.

Reaching for the butterdish. Slippery little devil.

Me latching the first deadpoint to a side pull on Something Different V8 Hueco Tanks. Photo by Robert Miramontes.

The Gymnasium on North Mountain. The approach involves some creative scrambling, but it is nicely shaded yet open to the breeze. This shot shows only half of the area.

This is an awesome line on the Mushroom Boulder at Hueco. If you go no where else in Hueco, GO HERE!

This is JT Maradik on this dyno at the lunch rocks area. Photo by Andrew Thain

This is Dan Lakis giving 110%, as always. He kept falling off the finish hold and on his last go he hit it, went completely horizontal, and then fell off landing on his face on our pads and messing up his knee. Photo by Samantha Derbyshire.

Starting on the huge hueco to the right, this extension makes a really cool start to the arete problem.