Here is my resubmission of this picture that a few people asked for. It is of me on Hammerhead in Horse Pens 40. I like it more with the richer colors. I have not had much time to work on it but I don't see any time at all in the next few weeks so I figured I can always sumbit another if I can make it better!

Night Climbin' with the locals... A Blast!

This is a picture of me on Hammerhead that I doctored up in Photoshop CS2. I am hoping to do some more to it and possibly enhance some of the color but I don't have time to really get in depth with it right now!

This is a picture of Matthew on hammerhead. We met him, his girlfriend Paleah and thier friend Matthew on our spring break trip. Both Matthews tried to work Hammerhead into submission but it got the best of them, for now!! With a little more fresh skin I think they both would have sent!

This is a picture of me catching the lip on Hammerhead. It was a sweet problem that took more than a little bit of my skin. It was not randomly named after a shark!! Thanks to the Canadian Matthews, Ivo the Bulgarian Wonder for getting torched on this problem with me. Photo taken by Sam Stewart.

Classic HP40 do or die trying type of line. This visiting climber sent on the second try. Notice he moved his right foot off the edge for the final move, this will help keep your body out of the hole should you miss. Climber: Unknown Photo: Todd Jurgensen

This is a great problem at Horsepens 40. Big pull with the left arm to get over the lip and top out. You'll have to excuse the mullet. My friends and I got a little happy with the scissors the night before. Photo taken by my buddy Scott.

Lee moving up an unknown problem at Horse Pens. This is just right of the long, skinny crack/ groove on the front side. (highball)

Sweet move to the swirl. Photo by Chris Frayer.

Aaron Kupferer continues his spring HP40 send-a-thon on this stellar problem.

Jenny (ninjatoes) trying the first move on the v4 arete Swirls at Hp40. Photo by Gavin.

A nice look at the holds of "Step Child" from above. Pic taken by Kelly.

This is the first move into the small pocket on Step-Child. The drop-knee really helps.

Here is Chris doing the rock over move into the weird undercling on Chevrolet. Obviously a fall while matching the undercling wouldn't feel to good.

After countless tries and many like 8 bloody finger tips Seann makes the final throw to the lip on Mortal Combat V3.

After 2 days of hard work and plenty of tries Seann gets the finishing hold of Mortal Combat V3.

This really was a fun problem. The hold he's grabbing isn't as good as it looks if my memory is right. This problem has to be one of my favorites from down there...too bad it's so far away

This is me on Earth, Wind, and Fire a classic highball water groove near popeye.

Matt trying not to fall off the topout (....again) Just kidding. A fittingly difficult end to a great problem

Scott reaching for that elusive pocket before he sets up for the throw

This is a stellar line put up by Chattanooga's own Luis Rodriguez. Here is my pal Benni who sent this scary slab, highball on his third try. The boy's getting strong!

Larry working on Swirls at HP40.

Great warm up climb, gets a little high but a great easy top out makes it no problem.

throw into the seam, heel hook/toe hook, crawl upside down, to the arete, then up and over to the left. [he got the problem after i left to find some food.]