Not making it up Lance's in LCC, yeah you know me. I thought the veins were somewhat gross.

With determination like this, Zeb can't fall off! Warmup Boulder, Little Cottonwood Canyon

This face is really cool, even though it has a bunch of drill holes in it. This traveres goes across the bottom from right to left.

This is kinda the crux of a traveres in Little Cottonwood Canyon. There are a bunch of those drilled holes which makes for a good warm up.

bling bling, who needs a shirt when you're 155 pounds of ass-scratching fury?

putting it together on 'twisted' in little cottonwood. this problem has it all: crimps, slopers, body tension, power and balance. maybe no jugs though.

Mike pulls down hard on this stiff V6 eliminate.

Dax again on the offwidth problem. This one is a bit more cropped than the first.

Dax again on the offwidth. I kinda liked how this one turned out. Especially for how overcast it was.

Pat straddling the "Waterfall" on an unknown (to me) V4ish? slab on the same boulder as the offwidth problem.

Dax on the offwidth problem at the secret garden in LCC. Everything was wet, and the lighting sucked.

Grainy granite that looks like a solidified beach - It's great when it doesn't crumble and de-knuckle you. Pat pulling a fun little V4 - much steeper than you'd like it to be.

These are the topout moves to shingles, a powerful boulder problem in LCC. Thanks to troy Lincoln for snapping this photo.

The tall vertical face on the back of the Shingles boulder. This problem is easy, and the moves are clear, but has several toothy rocks at the base. Another You Fall, You Die moderate in LCC. Classic!

This photo was taken courtesy of Troy Lincoln. The problem is called 'Shingles' and works up a beautiful overhang. This is the crux move, a big throw to an edge and staying on after your feet swing loose. Great problem!

Me working on a v3 on all thumbs boulder, in little cottonwood. My dad took the picture with his new Nikon D1x.

This is me getting worked on a cold day in february, I'll send this bugger someday. Thanks to Marcus for the awsome photo.

This is the offwidth at the Secret Garden in Little Cottonwood. My friend Aaron snapped this shot. The rock’s a bit friable, but the chickenwings are solid.

I know it's up there somewhere... Katie comtemplating the last few moves of "Twisted" (V4?). First in a series of 4. Such a fun problem.

Ryan on Lance's Dihedral. A sandbag problem at the secret garden. Great moves if i could do them...stumped

This is me on the sit to Twisted. Not sure whats its rated, was told V6. Adds a couple fun moves to the Classic standup V4 problem.

Although the snow sucks, the bouldering in Salt Lake is rocking this January. Forget the gym, were climbing outside until it starts snowing again. Scott Swanson works out Twisted (V4?).

Ben Boyd took this shot on a week long trip up to Utah in 2000. I Love this problem "Right Overhang" Also the killer Dyno's next to it