The crack was super fun but getting around the corner just adds to it.

After many attempts of this classic or at least in my mind a classic, or may be be just a piece of shite, we finally sent it. I don't know how many wippers I took on this thing. Gosh it was so easy that time. I guess after a yearand a half it should.lol

topping this route out was pretty damb scetchy the first time with no more small peices. With finger size gear it's a breeze.

So I wanted to climb a route that would kick my trash but be able to do the moves, James says have I got a route for you. This route is Awesome, Sick and very sequential, get it wrong and into the air you go.

Every climber needs a partner like James someone to totally blow your head up so you actually think you have a chance at onsighting a route a grade harder than you ever have before simpley because "it's your style". After this point in the climb you are in the mix till you round the Arete.I thought I was going to get this route a log time ago, and being really eager to send it, I didn't tape up. well I get to the crux and pull through to have my foot pop and with it my untaped hand. Ouch!!! I pulled a crappy placed #1 and fell a lot farther than expected. woot!!wooo!! Talk about a bloody hand.

My cuz Ron had his first experience jugging and loved it. Turned out some pretty damn cool pictures too.

Between the two of us I'm pretty sure we have climbed this route more than any other climbers total.

At this point in the climb the clips are starting to become somewhat more desperate

A shot of the canyon while sending the Mexican.

John sends this beautiful line on a perfect spring day.

Pin Man when viewed from the approach to the popular Coffin Route.

we were waiting for Mexican to open up... saw some bolts, and decided to hop on. Not knowing what it went at... i was in for a surprise.

Blake enjoys the jams and I enjoy the view, climbing on the coffin

Wes on Less than Zero, a really fun sport climb in lcc, with a couple widgets placed up top. Varied climbing from Jugs to crimps to sloper arete to slab...

This climb is sooooo fun, but sooooo pumpy, you start in a bouldery corner, climb a varying finger crack and then you get to a slanting hand crack (where I'm at) then the burn comes, bad feet and insecure hand jams!

This crack is SOOOO good, with moderates this good its hard to care about grades!!! Brian Petty is leading this with style.

This route (mexican crack) is classic for good reason, it is fun and challenging. Brian looks soooo solid, and he rarely climbs Trad.

I would love to lead at this level. The rock is soo good. I will hopefully be in little cottonwood alot more this summer.

Central on the photo is the Coffin, in the upper right is the Sail

Dady laeding Crescent Crack 5.9 trad.

Tim looking up the Coffin crack. We did only P1 which ends to the right of the roof at a bolted anchor...

starting the steepness of Less then Zero. Hitting a thin finger seam then move right to a slopey jug.