Photos by dlintz

Good times.

Thin slab. Good fun.

Andrew on one of the many nice short cracks of 16Z.

Bouldering at a roadside stop in the Lassen Volcanic National Park.

The crimpy backside of the Quarry boulder. June 2, 2005.

Stephen moving into the upper crux on Physical Graffiti, a V3 buildering finger crack.

I know, another photo of a much photographed route....but it's so fun.

Katy on a beautiful line in the middle of nowhere.

Josh on the superb first pitch of a GOTG classic.

Al climbing Svengali on a beautiful January day.

Eli (eliclimbs) onsighting Pulley Mammoth

A steep and fun problem about 5 minutes north of the parking lot.

My dog

First pitch of Anaconda. An excellent historic route.

Seconding a fun .12a sport route at Turkey Rocks.

A fun continuous fist crack at Turkey Rocks

Bronze rhinos are hot....seriously, my ass is melting!!

Doug (dlintz) grabbing the pinch.....good fun

The only boulder at Blue Mounds with a problem harder than V3. Start at the lower left edge of the overhanging face and move up and right to the apex where a burly undercling will get you up and over to some slick slopey holds. A fall from the top would put you in the hospital.

An excellent short route for the area.

Making the clip over the roof. The heel hook is about 2 feet above my head. Great route.

The one and only Ruy (pronounced Hooey).

Profile pic of me and my wife at Shelf Road in Sep. 2006

Curt, MC, and Steve watch me top out one of the many undocumented pebbles in the Binghamland Boulders of Oak Flat. Photo by Jake (connors).

The old basement woodie....long gone now.

The old basement woodie.

Chattin' bout boulders with Curt at the 2005 Blue Mounds Gathering.

A fun boulder with a couple of obvious lines and many harder eliminates. Jake (connors) doing the right sided start.

This is Jake (connors) on a slightly overhaning boulder near the Quarry. Two problems come in from either side and end at the pointy top of this face. There's plenty of harder eliminates to be done.

This is Jake (connors) easing up a high, slabby boulder near the Quarry. I wish I would have remembered to move my shoes before taking this pic.

Hardcore!!

90 degrees, brown rock, and not a trace of wind....gotta love it.

Jake starting up an eliminate on one of the taller boulders.

Egg shaped boulders in the middle of Kansas.