Photos by mr_krinkle

Self photo I took while working on With or Without Sugar. I think its probably my favorite boulder problem ever. I could do all the moves fine but I couldn't link the beginning to the end.

This is Sacajawea Peak (on the left) in the Bridger Range south of Bozeman. The hike to the peak is one of the more popular summer hikes in the area. I think I took the picture in late October a couple years ago. I was going to hike to the peak, but i forgot to bring a wind jacket and the winds on the ridge sent me back to my car.

Wes leading Quasar on the basalt columns of the lower gorge. He's about 3/4 of the way up the route. The photo was taken from the other side of the river and I didn't have quite enough zoom, so I ended up cropping the photo.

This is myself trying out Moonshine Dihedral at Smith. It was my first route at Smith during Spring Break of '05.

alderak dominating the classic Moonshine Dihedral at Smith. He right near the point where I peeled off on TR.

This is me attempting Quasar in the lower gorge. I ended up getting stuck about ten feet from the anchors when i ran out of face holds. Finger cracks aren't exactly my specialty.

Alex practicing his gear placements at the Smith Parking area. Gotta get ready for the Gorge.

This is alderak messing around on some unknown route at Smith Rock. I think it's called Rain Section or Vein Reactor, but I couldn't find it in Alan Watts guidebook. It looked pretty easy, so we went to the harder stuff like Bunny Face and Lichen It instead.

This is Super Tradman in all of his glory. Picture was taken at the skull hollow campground. It freaked me out when I first saw it, because none of us had dogs with and I don't remember any dogs at the campground when i took the picture.

Spring Break doesn't get much better than this. Five Gallon Buckets in the morning and forty ounce bottles in the evening.

This was taken a little ways into the gorge at Smith. It was taken in the middle of March '05

Alderak warming up on Revelations during our first day at Smith.

This is a good route in the Hyalite Canyon. I think it was my first climb with any cracks, so it was a good learning experience.

This is a view of the canyon taken from observation point. Its a tough hike (for me), but it was well worth it.

This was taken in May of 2003 just off of the main road going throught the park.

Megan trying her skill on the Whiskey Gulch classic Wave Runner.

Myself working on the Whiskey Gulch classic Wave Runner. Its a nice bonus that the problem sets up perfect for photos.

Myself working on Cool Aid at Whiskey Gulch. Didn't send it this trip, but ticked it off the next trip.

Megan showing her Whiskey Gulch battle scars on the Conehead boulder.

Myself on the really fun South Seas climb Solitaire.

Chris leading the footwork sensitive (for me) Pocket Hunter at THE Indian Creek... Townsend, MT.

The tree that gave Joshua Tree its name.

Myself trying to TR Navel Maneuvers clean. Got it with one fall. Guess I'll have to wait for the snow to melt to send.