Photos by poco_woz

We attracted a bit of a crowd bouldering up Morton Hill. I think Bill knew her. I hope he did.

This wall is great for bouldering up when you're done with classes and work. It's only 7' at highest, and trims down to about 2'. Photo by the incredible Matt Eich!

Bill and I rocking it out after class one evening. We even got a little crowd watching us.

Toned photo by Matt Eich. They're not that ripped up, the chalk contrast makes them look like it, however.

Morton Hill buildering session at sunset. This huge hill, (~200m) was a workout. The most satisfying part of the it was seeing the chalk on the brick for days after while on my way to classes.

Bill making it look easy while buildering on Morton Hill. Photo: Matt Eich

Bill and I got decided one day to builder up, (then down) this ~200m hill's brick retaining wall. Was done in full view of passing students and faculty, near the police sub-station, too. Photo: Matt Eich

Me climbing down the ladder looking even smaller than I am in proportion to the ladder. Photo by Bill, "Springy MF" Neal.

Bill's getting ready to lead. This is about a 75 foot climb with a few ledges.

Bill and my gear spread out on the surrounding trees. It was nicely out of the way and shady, however the hill is not visible. One wrong step on a tree root and down the hill you go. Near Hippie Dreams.

If you look hard enough, you can see me standing at the bottom of the wall. I was just checking out some of the starts on the routes below where my partner and I were. Great day in March, aboout 70 degrees! Photo by Bill Neal

Me preparing to climb Robin, Batman and assorted other climbs at Intestinal Wall AKA Garbage Wall at NRG. The latter name was no joke, the place was a mess of trash chucked from the road above. Taken by Bill Neal.