Photos by j_ung

Second of dutyje on his new route, Giving a Nod. A lotta bang for the buck on this one.

Dutyje on the first ascent of Giving a Nod. Short, but a lot of variety makes this a fun climb.

Here's one last one for ya, mostly cause I'm tryng to figger out how to use Photoshop to resize for the web. Hope this worked! Third of Danno on Scenic Adult. Cheers. Photo by J_ung.

Is it worth it like to hang several meters off the deck just to shoot your friends climbing? Check this photo: http://www.rockclimbing.com/photo/photo_show.php?id=77761 and judge for yourself.

Is it worth it like to hang several meters off the deck just to shoot your friends climbing? Check this photo: http://www.rockclimbing.com/photo/photo_show.php?id=77760 and judge for yourself.

You're about to be bombarded with photos of 7-11 Wall routes. The light was fantastic. Here's dbrayack on Scenic Adult, just before he shot some amazing pics of Phil and Jessica on same. I'm sure you'll see those soon. Photo by J_ung.

You're about to be bombarded with photos of 7-11 Wall routes. The light was fantastic. Here's the second of dbrayack on Scenic Adult, just before he shot some amazing pics of Phil and Jessica on same. I'm sure you'll see those soon. Photo by J_ung.

Smack dab in the the crux of Encore... and the Fat Lady. The two routes share the first 20 feet or so, and then Encore breaks left through even steeper terrain. This is the character of Hawksbill climbing -- steep, clean, juggy and TRAD! Photo by tuna.

Is it the single best trad route of its grade in the state? I think so. Jugs almost the whole way, text-book letter-box TCU placements... what more could you want? Oh, right... an ever-steepening, breaking wave of impeccable high-quartz sandstone including a stunning, foot-cutting, heel-hoooking roof finish! Photo by Tuna.

Photo of John Bachar for gear review. Photo taken by Al Swanson. Posted with permission from Acopa USA.

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Anna Nicole Smith sends her condolences, because unfortunately, Donovan (fivesix) didn't send Air Apparent, .12a, Fern Butt. Photo: j_ung

Second of Donovan on Air Apparent, .12a Fern Butt. Photo: j_ung

Picture of JPG from Nose disc for gear review.

Pic number one of Misty Stealth for gear review.

Pic number two of Misty Stealth for gear review.

Bouldering at the Tuggin' Shack -- it can be a little wet, but when it's dry... yay!

Shot of Cilogear Worksack 40 for gear review.

Shot of some guy pulling really a rope really hard for article on stuck ropes.

Picture of EDK cleared past obstacle for article on stuck ropes.

CAMP's Auto Fit leg loop system for gear review.

CAMP's No Twist belay loop for gear review.

CAMP's Flat Link keeper strap system for gear review.

In the early nineties Rob Turan, Doug Cosby and others played around on the boulder across the gravel road from Super Mario, but not much came of it. Then, last fall, locals re-discovered it and went crazy. The result is some of the highest-quality problems in the area on five boulders... with more to come. That's me bouldrin'. Photo by Chris Anthony.

Elaina Arenz-Smith at play on the Interp Boulders circuit sometime around sunset. Photo by j_ung.