Photos by nooyoozer

Another look at the unknown boulder/problem with the one-move wonder. It's a little more overhanging than it looks. This is me, mid-botch. Left hand on good rail, right hand on a bad edge, ok feet. Once my left foot pops from overextension, i'm off. It's such a finessey move, requiring a perfect bullseye snipe to the slot. The sit-start potential is also there but it's ridicuhard.

Andy Patari on some unknown pebble off of Fish Slough Rd. near Bishop, CA

Just a twilight shot in JTree.

Unknown boulder in the tablelands near Bishop, CA

Another boulder that sees no traffic, the tablelands near Bishop, CA

Shot from the moraine between Mt. Tom and Basin Mountain, west of Bishop.

You know... Half Dome

New Years Day... morning...

Sunset over Mt. Tom and the Wheeler Crest, Eastern Sierra, from Round Valley, CA.

Quite possibly the best granite in the Sierras; strewn with splitters and corners, just west of Bishop, CA.

Clouds clear in the Sierra revealing the peaks that were hidden during a storm the night before.

When I first posted this photo, I cropped out the shadow and some of the top because the image was too tall to submit. This time I just scaled it all down. Basically i should have done that originally, i'm an idiot. here's the original... i think the shadow makes the shot...

What i get to wake up to every morning... the Sierra's front line. Shot from West Bishop.

The benefits of exploratory bouldering sometimes payoff, like today. I found this aesthetic classic wave-like boulder that looks like it's never been touched, could be wrong. This is me trying to stab deadpoint to a bad slot. Had to snap a self-timer shot. Didn't send, exciting project.

An incoming storm made for interesting lighting and clouds.

Unknown climber working Evilution.

Just a blue-bird day.

there are 4 horizontal sloping seams on a blank wall, about 4 feet apart from one another with no good holds between. insecure highsteps with a high crux, scary! damn photo doesn't do it justice.

more 'milks

Unknown climber in the distance, with Mt. Humphreys in the distant distance.

Topping out in the 'milks.

Shot from the road on my way back to town w/ 200mm zoom; Jon Molmstead on the beautiful overhanging southwest face of the Grandpa Peabody boulder. Evilution, v10.

Funky Tut on a warm Winter's day.

Andy Patari nabbing the first ascent of Glamour Shots, an absolute gem we found while exploring the middle of nowhere, 15 miles southeast of Mammoth Lakes, CA. The rock is volcanic, similar to the Happy's and Sad's. Still needs some cleaning...

This is me adding two moves to the start of the amazing new problem and boulder we found on the Sherwin Plateau at the top of the Sherwin Grade (where the floor of the Owens Valley rises from 4,000ft. to 7,000ft.)