Photos by camoaero

Another shot of me working Caught Inside 10c. This is the route that put me on crutches for over a week after I took a whipper just below the second bolt.

This is an excellent 10c, "Climbers Beware", at the Auburn Quarry. The moves just below the small roof are a lot of fun. Photo by Stephanie Graf.

This is one of the best problems at the Rocklin Boulders. It starts off as a nice layback sit-start, up to the ledge for a wicked top-out. A sloping, two-finger pocket is your only chance. Photo by Stephanie Graf.

The top-out on this Rocklin boulder problem is sick. Less is definitely not more on this problem. Photo by Stephanie Graf.

Staring at the trees while laying down after a killer boulder problem. Crash pads: a million uses and counting.

I hope I look as cool as the stick man when I climb. And what's with the popcorn bowl for a helmet?

This is one of my favorite boulder problems: Nemesis. There's nothing like a nice overhanging finger-crack to tear some tendons. A very technical problem if you stay in the crack and off the arete to the right. Photo by Stepanie Graf.

What can I say? I'm an addict. I really need to get one of those beer helmets to complete the package.

Just another day of avoiding the rangers at the Auburn Quarry, CA. As well as returning blood-flow to my fingers at the top of an Unknown 10c. Photo by Stephanie Graff

This is me leading an excellent 10c sport climb at the Auburn Rock Quarry, CA. It's very sustained and super pumpy. With such a lack of feet, the first half is killer. And there's a possibility of decking if you miss the second bolt. It's routes like this that make it such a priority to get this place open again. Photo by Stephanie Graff

Catching an arm shake up an unknown 10c at Auburn Rock Quarry. Feel the burn. Photo by Stephanie Graff.