This is a pic of Charlie finger stacking on the Baby Robins crack (5.9 Boulder) on a fine afternoon at Mt. Woodson. Notice the three handed spotter. This is a great place to refine your jamming technique!

Zach's first time at Woodson and he Walk'n up Jaws too easy. Awesome 5.11 finger crack 4 stars and two toes up. He will have to lead it next go around! If your at Woodson this climb is a must if you have not been on it.

What a cool crack. This is a picture of friend Tom trying to pry open Jaws, 11a. Starts slightly overhanging with thin fingers, but quickly opens of to off fingers and then thin hards. And dont lay it back, thats cheating... haha.

Just another Mt Woodson 5.10 crack Taken with a Canon s1is

Lyra pushing from the inside, and Jon on the outside. A Woodson classic - the standard method involves a very strenuous undercling traverse to an interesting topout at the end of the flake.

Here's Jocelyn on, like, lap number 8, trying to bust the record for the most consecutive solo laps on Jaws back in 1985. Can you spell wired? 18 years later, and she can still huck laps on the sucker like it's a 5.6 slab, despite the fact that this inch-and-a-quarter ankle-breaker has a bad size for everybody. Me? I wanna Top Rope. Go figure.

A brief off-finger section complicates this classic splitter!

Me solo climbing Robbins 10a while trailing a rope to set up the anchor. It is really my favorite hand crack. I don't know if I should call it a solo or just high ball(24ft). Whatever... just a great climb.

A beautiful subject on a classic Woodson moderate!

just a little sequence of shawns knobs.....pretty fun higher boulder problem......