Tom Smartt enjoys an early morning run on Claimjumper, .10b/c during the Lander Climbing Festival 2006.

Jason working out the moves on White Buffalo (5.13d or V10). This was Kevin’s (spotting) suggestion for a fun problem. None of us made it but we had a lot of fun working on it. Photo by Brian Scoggins (petsfed)

Jason working on White buffalo, a bolted boulder problem (5.13d or v10), at Wild Iris. Photo by Brian Scoggins (petsfed)

Jason working on White buffalo, a bolted boulder problem (5.13d or v10), at Wild Iris. Photo by Brian Scoggins (petsfed)

Kevin working out the beginning moves of White Buffalo, a bolted boulder problem (5.13d or V10), at Wild Iris. Photo by Nik.

White Buffalo was a project the Kevin wanted to work on while we were in Lander for the Festival. Sadly he did not send it but we all had a lot of fun playing on it. Photo by Brian Scoggins (petsfed)

Kevin on White Buffalo, 5.13d or V10, take your pick. We obviously played on it as a tall boulder problem rather then a roped route. Photo by Brian Scoggins (petsfed)

Me onsighting a fun shorty. Paul Cody photo credits

Me warming up on a nice 9 on our second day of climbing at WI.

Kim getting on the sharp end at the OK Corral.

I don't know the name or actual rating of this route because it wasn't in the guide book, but it looked easy so I thought I'd give it a shot. It climbed alright, but was still pretty dirty and crumbly. Fun start.

this picture was taken right when the sun was coming up. this picture was taken at wild iris at the ok corral. i dont know the name of the rout we was on or the rating but i think it was about 5.8 to a 5.9.

Here is a shot of Nate ( chossmonkey ) pulling the roof of Poker Face Alice at Wild Iris

Chossmonkey on Every gun sings its own song. Its a pretty hard 11B, Very tricky crux. Photo taken on July 4th, 2003.

Nate ( Chossmonkey ) on his redpoint of the huge roof of Poker Face Alice on 4th of July 2003. Steep, Powerful pocket pullin' baby.

This is me on a 5.9 in wild iris. i don't remember the name of the climb. Im not sure who was holding the camera for this one, probably Paul. Obviously, I edited the photo on the computer. I think its pretty cool this way but I'm not sure if I like it. Please let me know what you think. Do you like the computer editing or should i just leave the photo the way it was?

this is will in wild iris and i think the photo was taken by mary . I did the photoshop on this photo. please let me know what you think about the weird colors.

Laramie Duncan milks the oh-so-sweet lie-back of a 5.10c at the OK Corral in Wild Iris. Nice on-sight, baby! Thanks for the belay, Sebastian. I think that guy and his girlfriend were the only international contingent a the International Climber's Festival this year, but maybe better luck next year!

Me smiling away on a beautiful day at the OK Corral, Wild Iris, Wy.

Ed Williams on Brown Dirt Cowgirl, a 5.10a sport route located in the OK Corral area of Wild Iris near Lander, Wyoming. This area is characterized by sharp limestone edges and pockets, nicely overhanging on some routes, more balancy face climbing on othe