This is Bob, again, at the top of the 11d (can't remember the name) at Dog Cliff. This is a bit of a celebration since it was a hard-fought battle.

This is from my first trip to red rocks...i think it was my first 11 lead too...

This 10a splitter was better than any sporty I did that trip. Only regret...should have lead it.

This is my friend, Trang, on K-9. a 5.12b at Dog Cliff in Red Rocks. She is about 5'0'' so the only decent hold to clip from is a bit below the bolt. She makes up for lack of reach with power.

This is Tony, climbing at the Black Corridor, Red Rocks, NV. I don't remember which route since there are so many :) I fixed a rope and waited for him to emerge from the darkness.

Meaghan attempting the onsight on this classic Red Rocks crack. She fell while manteling. Photo by markd.

This is what can happen when that foot slips behind the rope on a sport route.....

Kelly in the Black Corridor, Red Rocks NV....

Thanks to Rich Decredico for taking this photo of me on TBD in IceBox Canyon, Red Rocks. Alex and I climbed here in spring '02 - best time of year for RR. The crux is just below me - huge roof to climb out from under.

This was a pretty tough bouldering problem to tackle in one afternoon. naturally, i put on my roomate's harness and bike helmet for protection and had a hamper to fall onto just in case of the worst. i know it is hard to believe, but i made it to the top only using the hinges, door knob, door stop thingy, and air conditioning unit. i would rate this particular problem at about a 5.12c. after practicing it for several long minutes, i can now redpoint it with no problem. keep the dorm room climbing alive!

Climbs4fun leading Bonaire (5.9) on a very crowded day in early May in Black Corridor at Red Rock Canyon