Climber on the classic Horseshoes and Handgrenades. Crappy day for a pic, with the clouded "white out" sky but other than that pretty cool view.

Ahhh! All the splendor of Arkansas sandstone laid out before you. Come, sample, and enjoy all of the beauty that you can. Just be on the lookout for us local types, cause "we don't take to kindly to your type round here"

CLASSIC FLAKE WITH SOLID HOLD, USING THE ANCHORS FROM GRACIES EIGHT.

Corpse with a primo placement of a #5 slung tortise. If you don't place them perfectly this pro is really prone to walking.

[Photo by TJ] Trace the pink rope for the line up Orange Crush (5.9). This is one of the longest routes in HCR. You'll need a 60m rope for this one.

15-year-old Duke Goulden looking strong on Supersoul Sureshot at Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Arkansas. This route is one of the most amazing and sustained routes at the ranch, and goes at 5.12. Sometimes I wonder if Duke's hair obstructs his view, but it never seems to hinder his climbing.

This is my bud Crazy Dave, He loves to climb with out shoes. I took this photo back in spring 2003.

My climbing bud Tanner and myself got to the top of Orange Crush and just sat there for a good hour before coming down; enjoying the view.

This thing was reachy, big time reachy. Chuck is about six foot three or more and it was reachy for him....At 5.10c-d the crux was the first twenty feet, then kinda easy to the top. We all had a good day despite the wet morning.

Me hanging out at the anchors on Orange Crush

sweet sandstone arete (although the angle looks like a face), 5.11 something. fuji velvia on a very sunny day; nice saturation and a cool move to boot.

A beautiful fall day in the Far East. Here, I am on the mutual finish of The Farrier, 5.12a, and Horseshoes and Handgrenades, 5.10d.