This is a bolt anchor I replaced from the Circus Circus. Many newbie sport climbers trust single bolt while cleaning, but check this out before you hang from single bolt.

this is juli leading mickeys 5.9 and learning how to sidepull the hard way, she took two nice spills her first falls outdoors. Way to go julie, She likes to show the boys up and lead as much as she can

great 5.10+ climbing to the crux then one almost impossible 11+ move to more reasonable climbing above.

Super fun moves the whole way. bla bla bla bal bla bal 40.

Hard start leads to a small roof. Rating is 11a/b. Photo by Brian Boyd.

I really did forget the route and what section it was in "SORRY" but I loved this route because I was totally exposed!!! 70 feet!!! FLASHED IT! Jon Bock took the pic :)

This is me a few years ago just after getting back into sport climbing. Bouldering has mostly taken over my life, but enjoy any form of climbing.

This is my first lead up Progressive slots, super easy 6.

Second lead attempt here on Mickey goes to Vegas, crux is just above me at the flake.

Peeled off on my second lead attempt, wheee!!! that was fun.

slabby stair step start leads to steep face and small holds where decent pockets apear just when you need'em.

Ok, I may be a hypocrite for clipping, but it is just WRONG to bolt a beautiful trad line like this.

Kyle just after the overhang on Mickey goes to Vegas (5.9) at Jack's Canyon. Picture by Caleb Campbell.

Nice Finger Crack / Stemming, Crux is getting to the first bolt.

Pullin' on limestone @ Jacks Canyon, Az July18,2003

Here I am looking puzzled... probably scanning the rock for the next bolt on a route that I'm pretty sure is a 10a on the Casino cliffs of Jacks's Canyon. In case you were wondering... I found it.

This is me attentively belaying while my friend and fellow climber chica - Hillary (aka 'climbsomething') snaps an unannounced photo.

This is me (Andria) leading a 5.7 on the Casino Cliffs wall of Jacks Canyon, AZ. The credit for this shot goes to my friend Hillary who documented some of my first leading experiences.

This is me (Andria) again, leading another route at Jacks Canyon. After catching my breath and holding this position for what seemed like an eternity, I discovered that the remainder of the route was much less stressful.

Climbing the second time after leading and setting up top rope. You can just make out the Mickey face to the right of my hip. Beware the cactus in the upper left.

Jeff working up to the crux of mickey goes to vegas

Jason on the starting moves. Photo by Brian Boyd

clipping top anchors

Teeny, tiny holds!

mickey goes to vegas; 5.9 casino cliffs, jacks canyon, az