Pete pulling me back in to camp after fixing the next two pitches

Looking back at Andrew at the belay with the pigs.

Me on pitch 7 of Tangerine Trip, I guess it goes free at 5.9 (ya right!!!).

Andrew jugging up to our high piont after our first day on the Trip. This route is steep and wild.

Pete Zabrok low on El Capitan - New Dawn to Tirbal Rite.

Unknown climber on The Trip, with rope in mouth, goin' for it!

Fred leading the fith or sixth on a very drippy trip.

Mark cleaning a pitch on the steep classic, Mesacalito

Nice ledge above the Bismark allowed Mark to relax and belay.

just a pic of me for the ol' profile. i forget which bivi this is, but i tell you that metolius bombshelter makes for a damn nice bed.

The Nose taken last October 2005 from across the vally.

Awesome aid training, on a sea of granite. Sorry to the Japan team waiting to get on the route!

This is from a photo I took from a trip up The Capitan in 1988. My old wall partner Scott Tracy jugging The Mark of Zorro.

me all greasy and dirty in the valley just about to take the swing!

Here's a shot I took a few summers ago. This shot reminds me of the first wall I did, the moon was so bright that each night I couldn't get to sleep.

Exposed climbing on the P.O. Wall heading toward the Allusian Chain

Free hanging jugging on the first pitch of South Seas

This is a blown rivit from the third pitch of Tribal Rite, El Capitan

Rapping off the first pitch of south seas. (It's a really really steep pitch!)

A shot I took in Oct 04 of a team climbing the Lightning Bolt Roofs on Zenyatta Mondotta. Taken from the ground at the El Cap bridge by Tom Evans

a sweet pic the meadow it was totatally random

from the base of the cap before we started for the night

Dave Turner bivied at the great white shark during his FA of a new El Cap route in june of 2005.

One pic from the wall...in one of these days, when everything seems less steep than usual

My first aid climb was the first pitch of the Pacific Ocean Wall (A1). About midway through, as I was bouncing my next piece, the piece I was on blew, sending me on a twenty foot ride. Robin snapped this shot of me just as I was getting my gear together to jug back up to my high point. The loop of rope is the line I was trailing which got draped over a small ledge. It sort of gives an idea of the size of my fall. Good stuff.