Photos by iluvtoplayoutside

Humble Quandry was slippery, cold, and windy with gusts up to 60 mph on this Jan, 2006 day.

A nice, sharp limestone crack turns into a face climb. Fun route.

Me, leading "Damn right I've got the moves" at Spiney Ridge, Shelf Road.

From the Crestone Peak to the Needle, during the traverse; the photograph is of what should have been the 'crux', class 4 climbing. We got off route however onto some class 5 so this 'crux' was easy compared to other aspects of the traverse.

This is a photo of me trying to get past the crux of the climb, the first few moves are bouldery to the second bolt, then it's a fun crack and stemming line.

Three of us were enjoying the ledge and the veiw before doing the next crux pitch.

A very nice trad climb in the 5.9 range wonderful rock and movements; very easy to place pro.

Climber on second level of a route at Farley.

Crestone Needle and surrounding nature. Colorado 14,000+ mtn with a wild traverse to the Crestone Peak.

This (where I am sitting) is where you traverse left and it gets hard!

A beautiful situation to be in. A variation of the Crestone Peak Summit, then did an exciting Traverse in a fog that rose to the summits of both mountains.

Climber, Alicia Jakomait, and Dog taking a break at the cliffs of the New Gym, Shelf Road.

A frozen high alpine waterfall, not steep, beautiful color, purely for fun.

Walls of the Garden of the Gods before dusk.

Excellent Cracks in NW Mass

This is pretty big, topropes everywhere so I got pissed and climbed around a toprope on this climb to the face I finsihed on. This was my first solo or boulder, What a great, focused climb! Next time I'll use mats though, it was an impulsive climb that could have turned out poorly--But it didn't!

This is normally a toprope route, I had never done it but wanted to try it, so I climbed around the hanging toprope. Stupid, but fun solo / highball.

Crack Test Dummies, at the top of the second pitch w/my partner. The third short pitch to the top of the spire has rusty old pitons.