Photos by kaczoron

15 shots and I still cant stick this! Maby looking angry will help? Chris bouldering something hard on the side of the path central gully.

He wants to stick it can you tell? Chris bouldering something hard. Arapiles.

A rare photo of me wrestling pebbles, I dont often take my harness off to climb, but at Arapiles the bouldering is so good! Photo by Gavin Lang.

So you come to Araps and climb some awesome routes, what to do at the end of the day? lets look... Benie? Check! Shirts off? Check! Stupidly hard problem? Check! Beer, chalk, pads and camera? CHECK! lets go boulderin'...

Description: Aaron reaches out on the 2nd crux of Mental fatiuge, an exciting little 18 (5.10a), the first crux involves a slipery traverse under a losse flake the second is a lockoff on a sloped crimp. Great varied climbing on one of the nicest lines of this grade in Sydney.

Justin throws through the first crux of Are you my mother? A short and sharp 25 (5.11d) at this nice little winter crag.

Chris moving into the sunight and onto the slab of Weaveworld 23(5.11b). This is the easiest route at the crag and is steep as, the crux is transitioning between the steep first half and the slabby second half.

Chris Slapping the only sloper on the rediculously steep Weaveworld 23(5.11b).

Nick Sutter resting and scoping before commiting to the business of Eat more lard 30/31 (5.13d?)

JJ cranking up the crux of the slab section of Boy from Oz 26/5.12b Bowens Creek.

"One minuite you are balancing up a slab the next swinging accross a roof". Justin Busting loose on the lip of the great Boy from Oz 26/5.12b Bowens creek.

Mitch.W working hard at Veterans Affair 28/5.12d boronia point whilst the crowd looks on. Unfortunatly the redpoint didn't happen as an electrical storm stopped futher attempts.

Jaes Piper, battles his way up War and Peace 25/5.11d at Dams Cliffs.

Where else can you go on a rainy day? Nick(me) Dynoing the crux move of Nev-Herrod 23/5.11b Centenial Glen. Photo by Pete.

Sequence shot as Josh C (temporary-wintertime) Muscles throuth the crux sequence of Off the lip, a short bouldery 23 (5.11b) at Wave wall.

Bracketed photo of me taking the big swing at Dams cliffs a great way to be cleanish when dirtbagging around the mountains. Photo(s) by Pete.

Me, moving into the crux sequence on Mr McGguirksquirter 24/5.11d. A sidewars throw to a gaston folowed by some slopey crimps over a bulge. I fell before the next draw breaking the last one cliped in this photo. Photo by Guido.

Pete pulls into the final crus moves of Ashes to Ashes 25/5.12a, a short throw to a slopy pocket from some heniously small crimps, a Bluies classic!

Adski styling the crux hand-foot match on Not just a preaty face 20/5.10c whilst below Marc loses intrest...

Adski soaking up the rays during an onsite of this thin, technical and just plain fun slab. Not Just A Preaty Face 20 (5.10c).

Dr John crusing up the final finger crack of Where's a stinger missile when you need one?22/5.11a. One of the better lines here with this plesant crack at the finish.

Guido at his farewell party. lots of beer and stories before he returned to germany. Thanks for the belays and see ya later mate!

Chris working his feet and making this short 14(5.7) harder than it looks.

Aaron looking concerned as he onsites the Peruvian love child 14 (5.7). Photo by me.

Once you are in there is one way out, Jase warms up (cools down?) before climbing by bouldering the largeish walls of this erroded bassalt dyke.

Tim Haasnoot snagging the last line of the day, Stephan the Barbarian (5.10d), a short steep climb with a thin reachy crux on bullet proof rock, being in the shade all day and so close to the water the surge is a great summer option. Photo by me.

A silhouette of Tim Haasnoot Chalking before comitting to the steep crux of Rumper Pumper 24(5.11d) At Tascott cave, Central coast. Photo by me.

It doesent seem to matter how many times we go there, Mt York seems to always produce some smashing sunsets, this was taken the week before Christmas by Aaron Spinks.

The fattest climber at the Glen (me) warming up on Jaws a short and deceptively pumpy 21(5.10d), at any other crag it would get a star but on wave wall it's "the worst house on a great street.". Photo by Pete Morris.

Josh C (temporary-wintertime) putting the draws on Dr foopsickle, Despite being one of the easiest routes at The Glen an onsite of this climb seems to be a rare thing.

Chris straining to clip on Meltdown town, a short steep and dynamic climb with this funky clip.

Chris pumping hard on this short but exciting arete a definite sandbag at 23, unfortunately the light was terrible for photography.

Playing with some filters on the new digi I caught Pete cutting lose on this short and pumpy 24 (5.11d). 3 bolts of sharp horizontal cranking follows by 2 more on a steep headwall.

Pete pulling the crux dyno on Ashes to Ashes (5.12a) a Mount York classic and almost soft for the grade. Photo by me.

Me snagging one last route, Sea Whores a techy 5.10b, whilst everyone else does their own thing. Photo by Corrinne.

Chris concentrating hard on a flash of Nudity a brilliant 5.10c at this great little bluies crag. Photo by me.

Me leaving the small cave and starting up the slab on Silence of the cams 5.10a/b a sweet line on sweet Bluies sandstone. Photo by Corrinne.

Me Hooking my way to a lie down rest on "B" an 18m 5.10d. An intresting climb for a crag called "Narrabeen slabs". Photo by Corrinne.

French import Corrine fights the pump on a flash of the 10m roof Eat My Spinning Blades of Steel 5.10c. The Grotto Nowra. Photo by me,

As the sun sets Chris Jambs his way to glory on the three star 5.10a "The Eternity" pitch 1. Photo by Pete Morris.

Pete Morris cruising the Blue Mountains classic 5.7 Tombstone Wall. Starting with a nice crack then finishing up a thin then face with great gear and a fantastic position make this a must do pitch. Photo by me.