Me attempting Pink Crack. Haven't gotten it but I will... oh yes I will :) Photo by Robb Kulin

These are actually my neighbors kids who we took climbing and myself. I got tired of carrying the little one around so we plopped him in the crash pad on our way to the next boulder. He loved it so much he didn't want to come out when it was time to climb.

John and his shadow double teaming Pink Crack at Boulder Basin campground. Photo taken by Sharli Taylor.

Justin Brown firing his own beta on Pink Crack a V2 in Boulder Basin campground. Photo taken by Sharli Taylor.

This is Jon cranking on some burly problem, sorry guys but i dont remember which problem it was.

This is a self portrait by the campfire on my last trip to Black Mt. Camera was set up for a 6" exposure at 2.8f.

This is a self portrait. 15" exposure @ 3.5f. It was around 10 pm.

Sticking the hold. Unknown boulderer (can't remember your name) nearly sticking the crux of Flight of the Courier at Black Mountain. He later sent the problem.

I don't remember the climber's name, but this was his first succesful attempt at this problem at Black Mountain.

This photo is from Damon Corso. This is Chris Linder trying to stick the lip of this insane dyno called " Belly Flop" You can see if you miss it whats going to happen.

This is my friend Mike, working an un-named v6 at boulder basin campground area.

This is John, a guy I met while climbing at Black Mt., working an un-named v6 with a nice cristal for a thumb cath. The sequence to the problem is to hit the thumb catch/pinch and then right heal hook and lock for a long move to a nice crimp.

Short, Overhung, V4 at Black Mountain Ca.

Fun Place to Boulder with Lots of problems. I think this is a V0 climb.

This is a photo of me on the first ascent of "Four Wheel Drive" a thin technical B1 problem at Boulder Basin campground. The picture was taken in April of 1981. Photo by Mark Jacobs.

A long-standing project. To stick the lip of the dead horizontal lunge, you've got to kill some serious momentum...NOT sticking is what gave the problem its name. Photo taken by Chris Hahn.

Patrick aka Fish slappin a slopey traverse high on Black Mountain in California. Photo taken by Bryce Snyder

Great dyno @ Black Mountain

V5

Dave decided to mantle and top it from here... excessive.

For some reason, I tried this route using a bunch of times using the crimp out left... It didn't work out very well.

Start to an unnamed V4 at Black Mountain. Alternatively, you can use a small crimp to the left to start.

Dave, ready to dyno for the sharp slopey lip up top. The left hand pinch is pretty sharp, its hard to let go with your right hand.

The crux move for shorter climbers. She actually has a toe hook on a low rail around the arete so she can hit this move.

Unnamed problem on the same boulder as Big Greenie. Smearing feet and no hands.