Photos by dynoguy

We spent 6 days this winter break in Bishop. 6 days of raw tips and sketchy top outs. This is Mike on the back side of the Jedi Mind Tricks boulder. Getting off the boulder was the hard part!

Monkey Bar Roof, in Red Rocks Calico Basin, offer incredibly steep and juggy bouldering. Here is Rob sticking a hard deadpoint.

This a pic my friend Tyler took of me while aiding up one of the bolt ladders on the Le Conte Boulder in Yosemite. I was demonstrating proper aidng techniques. While at the same time demonstrating how tangled everything can get!

We spotted this cool ice cave on our approach to climb Cathedral Peak. We ended up hiking to the wrong side of the peak, so we had to go up the 4th class back side.

I shot this near the Tuolumne campground, near the river. In the mornings we would eat breakfast while sitting on the boulders next to the river because it was too cold in the shade at the campsite

You know the moment. You throw a desperate slap, hit the hold, but to your dismay your feet cut loose. Here's Sean in the moment. With a little luck and grunting he "dismay" pull through.

We had a great time boulering in front of Yosemites Ahwahnee Hotel. This is Sean on a cool heel hook problem.

This is Tyler on a great slab problem in Leavenworth. The bouldering there is amazing!

This is my friend Crazy Nick on classic crack at Leavenworth WA.

This is my friend Deverton walking a line at the free campground in Leavenworht.

This is me and my friend andrew walking back to the van after an awesome day of bouldering at the Happies. I really liked how you could hike up to the boulders without shoes on because the ground was so soft and sandy.

Me on Cruel Sister. Hard hand and fist crack. VERY sustained. Great climb.

This is Andrew (aka the bum, aka the phrat guy) on an awesome two move (one move if your 6'4'') problem in the Happies at Bishop.

This is Ian on Ironman Traverse. I really like how the Sierras look in the background of the picture.

This is my friend Ian on a great problem at Big Bend in Utah. Moving out of this position was the crux of the problem.

After a long day of throwing ourselves at some great problems at the Big Bend boulder field we were treated to this wonderful sunset.

This is Mike on some problem at Big Bend in Utah. The top out was a little difficult. It was a great day of bouldering in the desert.

This is me on Cool Air on Koala Rock at Smith Rock, OR. Nothing quite like crimping on what used to ash!

This is me on one of the best single pitch climbs at smith. Cruel Sister. Its a long hand and fist crack and the hardest 10a I've ever been on. If you visit Smith put this on your to do list.

This is me on one of my favorite routes at Smith Rock, Heresy. The last move is a throw for the finishing jug with the right hand while your left hand is in a crappy dish. Gotta Love Smith.

This is me on my nemisis route, Heresy. I fell at the second to last move. My friend Mike (c-townclimber) took the pic.

We had a great day climbing in Outlets. Although this route was a little run out, even though it was easy. The bolts were all like 20 feet apart.

Here is Bill giving my little brother beta while top-roping the Campground Boulder. I really like this picture because it seems to capture the moment very well even though no one is climbing.

My little brother pullin' down at the Sylvan Lake Boulders. There is some incredible bouldering right off the lake.

This is my little brother on the Campground Boulder next to Sylvan Lake. There are a bunch of great problems on this.