good hands and good feet are the key to any climbs at horne and if you can find a place to rest your laughing.

Peter and I tried this climb a little to soon for our abilities and now that we've been climbing for a few years we decied to take a chance at it. There are some good resting points and reachy moves on this climb. Lots of fun.

Just at the start of the Amphitheatre is this beautiful Arbutus tree. Great spot and great climbing.

The most interesting finish at Horne Lake. Lift butt, pull 6 inches of rope through, sit down, regroup, lift butt .....

Christa engaged in battle

Approaching the warthogs snout. The finish involves throwing your legs up and hugging it with your thighs.

All pump through this nice route. Big tufa pinches and kneebars see you through the top section.

The stunning roof of the Amphitheatre kept us dry on this rainy day.

rock climbing up a off verticle wall. If you fall you will fall twice the distance that you are above your last piece of protection (in this case it is small brass RPs that you have to place in opposition because the rock isn't stable enough to keep them in all by their lonesome!