Photos by bkboyd

Pockets galore on Mr. Slate. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Almost through the crux section. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Working the roof section on True Value. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Helen pulling through the crux. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Crux is geting past the first couple of bolts, and eases up afterwards. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Almost to the gaston...Photo by Brian Boyd.

A third shot of Heleon on the 10+ Photo by Brian Boyd

FA of this route included a certain Canadian named Pete, FFA by another Canadian, also named Pete. Measuring up at 10 metres wide, bigger than Separate Reality! Brian Boyd climbing, photographer unknown.

Nick Cocciolone working through the first crux sequence.

Albert Dow on Layton's Ascent. Scan of a very old print.

Hard to get more exposed than this, although the photo doesn't give you the full fear factor. Big roof at the top of the Cookie Cliff. Nick Cocciolone climbing. Photo by Brian Boyd

Eric Stevens on Twilight Zone. Photo by Brian Boyd.

Albert Dow leads this usually top-roped problem. Photo taken circa 1980 by Brian Boyd.

Theo Kaitis on a very exposed rappel at Lion Rock. Photo by Brian Boyd.

There's a saying in China -- Guilin is the most beautiful part of China, but Yangshou is the most beautiful part of Guilin.

Often described as the easiest 6a in Krabi, and possibly the world! Delightful stemming in an unusual setting.

The Ton Sai beach area as seen from a cave by the Melting Wall. Photo by Brian Boyd.

The easiest route on this section of the wall. A difficult stem leads to a classic Krabi move -- the stalactite hug!

Emily Boyd coming down an easy warm-up route. This area was bolted in the fall of '02, and part of the North Face adventure race.

Unknown climber on a Ton Sai pumpfest. Check out all the stalactites on the distant wall.

Grace on lead

Charlie powers through the roof of 911.

Jason on the starting moves. Photo by Brian Boyd

Fun moves after the start. Photo by Joe Lee.