Photos by c-horse

I love the coloration in this late-day shot of Steve on the upper half of Tiddlywinks. These random walls never seem to have anyone on them, and are fun routes. They can be found between the Great Wall and the spyglass entrance. The minimal traffic mea

Another shot from the cave on Meet the Flintstones. I love the look in her eyes, as this is her hardest climb at the time. Curse the durn rope!

Robin on Flash Crack and Miles on Touch of Class. This shot gives a great feel for the limestone on this wall. Very different from the other walls in the Greenbelt, which are more pocketed and prone to tufa formation, this wall is more boulders and crac

Here's a shot of Van working up the route. The shot is taken from the cave on the route, and allows for some cool DOF and perspective

Here's a "covershot position" of Eddie working through the face just past the start of Crystal New Persuasion.

Concentration in the climber's face on this move is the key. She is nearing the end of the first crack feature. The crux is transitioning across a couple face moves to the next crack which lasts to the anchors.

Mark is moving past the lower section of the climb to the arete-huecos. This is the first transition in the climb, from face to arete to the top out.

Here's a picture of Robin just past the crux of Dome Driver - the last route of the day. We had a fun moonlit hike out of the park that night

Scott is about to step up into an undercling on FCTTBS. This gives you a good feel for the nature of the rock on Shortcake Wall

Tracy is traversing from the easy (off-route) start of Cactus Patch to the first bolt

Mark is moving up the arete-huecos on this classic route. There are many rests, allowing you to hang ten from solid knee-bars. Use them!

Mark enjoys a breeze from behind after clipping the last bolt and preparing for the top-out moves on half-baked

This shot shows the canyon upstream of the Painted Canyon routes, with Stacy onsighting Mocker - his favorite route ever.

Have you seen the thread on chair climbing?

It's about climbing completely around a chair without touching the ground - a fairly ridiculous event. Well, when I w

This is Michael (the 7 red pixels halfway up the arete) onsighting Tomahawk in the morning. The view is from the Solarium section.

Robin is climbing Dome Driver, and is just past the crux of the route. Photo is taken from second bolt of MD 20/20 with nikon coolpix 5000. See profile for link to high res version.

Here's the Topo for Tiddlywinks, red dots show the on-route bolts. The second bolt is not visible from the belay.

This is me doing the direct start for Cactus Patch (5.10). It is directly under the first bolt. The alternate and easier start is about 4 feet to the left, and the more easier variation is to do the start of Crystal and traverse across.

Scott prepares for crux move past first clip on Fern Gap (5.9). He has a bomber high step right and a classic gaston left. He stuck the move cleanly.

Here's a rough swag at the topo (on a photo of the rock) for IAD. We couldn't figure out how to get to the first ledge, there's no way the start is 5.8.

Here's Scott highstepping on the start of Blank Page. Notice that if you're short you either need to have done ballet, or be wearing Dragon's to make the first move with grace.

This is Stacy on the blank part of blank page. The top of the route is the nasty part, the route leading through the first two bolts is cake.