Photos by g

Dammit! I did, and my belayer and I were both caught off guard. It happens. Hey couldn't there be a trad climber sport climbing photo choice?

2/3 of EP's tres Gregorios went out for a find day of climbing on Middle Cathedral with women cheering us at the base. Here is one photo of Greg taken by Greg.

I just got these in the mail the other day, and as they are not on Five Ten's website yet, I thought I should share. Notice the red (C4) dot, that strip of rubber is Stealth C4 while the rest is S1.

I stopped one morning in February to fire off this photo of El Capitan.

I have no idea when I took this but it of Royal Arches and North Dome, and I guess Washington Column is peaking out.

Just a simple shot of Half Dome some random morning.

Flooding in Yosemite in the Spring of 2005. The water shut down the park, and trapped me in the Village for the day.

My buddy Chris came out for two weeks of climbing, but he wanted to get some work in on aid climbing, so he aided Goldilocks.

Here I am getting ready at the base of Snake Dike one fine afternoon.

Here I am sprawled out at the base of another climb so that my friend Chris could get in some aid practice. The days that I love a Gri-Gri.

Here I am completing the little pendulum on Royal Arches.

This is a photo of me leading the second pitch on Snake Dike. I brought 5 draws, but I think that will shrink to 3 if I ever decide to do that approach again.

Gotta love em! Snake Dike certainly offers a few nice runouts on fairly easy terrian.

No clue what the route is called, or if it even has a name. It is on the right hand side of the instructor's wall at Sylvan Lake. A nice, easy sport route for my first lead, oh so many years ago. Are those tree crooked, or is it just me?

This a shot taken on the hike up to Cannibal Crag (visible on the left). The haze stood out well as the sun settled over Red Rocks.

My buddy Chris takes in the view off the West Face after we cruised up El Cracko for his second run up the Tower.

Ranger Chuck making it look easy on the steep granite at Sylvan Lake in the Black Hills.

In the distance you can see two climbers on El Matador. My friend Chuck is leading it, and I am belaying. For some reason we thought it would be fun to get on it one last time before I left for the season on October 6, 2000.

A friend's dogs stare into the rising sun on a lazy morning in the Buttermilks.

Just another one of the beautiful sunsets I have witnessed during my days at Devils Tower.

Well, by playing croquet and volleyball, of course. What else is one to do when stuck in some corner of Wyoming?

At the pitch 2 anchors of El Matador, I stand totally excited, but waiting for the photo op to end so I can light my cig!

Brian and I relaxing after completing the stemming work out on El Matador. Some days I wish I was a little bit taller.

Lil' Jess moving up the easy rock on Cannibal Crag, warming up on here first trip to Vegas.

This is one of the best parts of the summit of Devils Tower. You go on over to the West edge, look out at the Buttes and Joyner Ridge, and wait for the sun to near the horizon.