Pic of Corn Flakes at the Neat and Cool area in Squamish. Corn Flakes (5.6) goes up along the right.

Great route in the Neat and Cool area of the Little Smoke Bluffs. Most routes there are crack climbs but this one is a bit more varying with several jugs, cracks, and a few crimps. Expect to be pumped by the time you get to the crux! The climber in this photo is Dave Brown (I took the shot) and he is approaching the crux at the small overhang. A must if you are in the area!

This was the very first route I took a Lead fall on (a #1 FF). Caught by Remi. Over a Year later, Here I am, Cleaning the same mud that peeled my off and resulted in my cheese grating.

Here is an unkown climber coming around the corner on Neat & Cool... This was on Feb 9/2005!

falling.

ths photo actually made it to the front cover of the magazine "Adventure West" distributed in BC/Alberta (well i think anyways - i left canada a week before it came out and have never seen it!!!)

Awesome climb i've done about 6 times this summer, and this is my 3rd Gear Lead climb...i'm placing a #6 BD slung hex in this pic, which i later removed and placed a #1 camalot alittle higher up.

This is me placing the first piece on flying circus. It was my first .10 trad climb, it was awesome and a little scary. A great route.

Here’s Sally [url=http://url]UserID=scallywag[/url]givener’ on Flying Circus, here first 5.10a trad lead. I would have been here first 5.10a trad on sight had she been 2 inches taller.

One of best 5.10a in Squamish. Steap and fun, not a bad hold on it.

This is the 10a crux of this climb. I have a bomber tricam and an good .5 camalot a few feet beneath me. I'm running it to that little ramp for a rest and to get some pro in. Great climb good gear!

this is Emily. this is a crack...a cat crack.

April 14, 04 geat spring day for climbing and my first 5.10 gear lead this season. My buddy Aaron was on rappel taking pictures. Great route, last year this was my first 5.10 trad climb!

Ok, but seriously... I didn't intentionally bounce test this short 5.11a climb. Shortly after I slotted this nut, I fell onto it... a whole two feet.

I then got back on that horse and finished the whopping 15 foot finger crack to the anchors. Yay! My first yo-yo ascent of a 5.11a trad climb.

Oh and... yes, that's my buddies head below me. His hat is quite colourful, eh?

Steep, well protected jam crack: makes this 5.6 a classic! Here's Brian Thornburn enjoying a perfect jam...

Steep for .10a...here I am going too high & about to suffer the consequences...

This is one of the climbing walls at The Little Smoke Bluffs in Squamish, BC 1. A Necessary Evil 5.10b 2. Chalk Up Another One 5.8 3. Repeat When Necessary 5.9 4. Raging Duck 5.10b 5. Pink Flamingo 5.10b 6. Wasted Days And Wasted Nights 5.6 7. St

At the top of Stumps, 5.8 trad at Neat and Cool in Squamish.

Adam Zumstein pulls out the roof into a splitter handrack corner. The name says it all.

Adam Zumstein pulls out the roof into a splitter handrack corner. The name says it all.

Dialing the moves on 'Bruce Lee'..... I have led this route cleanly now. But not before falling from the lip 4 times.

The fun, short, and technical "Kangaroo Corner", circa 1989. Excuse the lycra - hard to believe it was popular back then.