Photos by coclimber26

Day 3 on Lurking Fear

Finished with the thing flatiron.

3rd flatiron from the thing, with CU in the background.

Last pitch of the Yellow Spur and 1000ft of air.

Taken near sunset in Arches park.

Climber on the 3rd pitch of Rewritten from near the Yellow Spur.

Busting a lip on an obsure flatirons route.

Climbing the Crestone group in Winter with 40 MPH winds.

Aid climbing in Alaska.

Skiing up Quandry in November for a nice ski descent of the East bowl.

Perfect early season conditions and great weather made for a nice ski descent of Quandry. Scotty and Baz are in the states for some winter climbing and skiing....krikey!

A strong winter storm forced a bivy before summiting in November.

Blanca Peak from camp. Photo taken in early November.

Sorting gear and repacking the pig after the climb.

We got an early start and were the first ones on the Durrance that day. Very fun climbing with lots of chimneys and offwidths. Deffinately a 50 classics climb.

Doing some easy trad climbing on Lembert Dome.

Suprisingly there is still water flowing in August. A shot from the swinging bridge.

A shot of the nose looking across the Merced river.

Eric leading on Lurking Fear on El Cap. Killer climbing on the first 1/2 then lower angle loose stuff up top.

Rewritten's hand traverse was easier that I thought it would be, There are plenty of edges for the feet. Fun, easy, and exposed climbing. Eric (Squeakyclimber) is the climber.

Climber making the clip on North Gateway's Rainbow Bridge 5.11a.

This arete has some of the best position in the canyon, a *** classic.

Unknown climber at the Garden of the Gods on Rainbow Bridge 5.11a. photo taken at 200mm with a 200 shutter speed.

Another shot of montezuma's north ridge on a nice summer day.

Eldoroado is my favorite place to climb in Colorado. Here scotty is visiting from Austrailia and is following Clementine, a fun, easy climb on the whale's tail.

Dave cleaning the 3rd pitch of dark shadows...killer climb on unusuall but good rock.

view looking down from the top of pitch 5 of the WFLT...what a view.

Can't remember which pitch..maybe 7 or 8 of the leaning tower...fun stuff.

The Captain as seen from the top of the Leaning Tower, one of the best topouts around.

Another picture of the north ridge of montezuma's tower seen from south gateway.

Pullin on Big jugs...thanks to Jamie for takin some photos at Bishop.

Traversing the overpopular Ironman boulder near Bishop.

Guano ledge from about the half way point in the climb.

Left some blood, sweat and tears on the difficult Generator Crack. It starts off as an offwidth then eases up into a squeeze chimney...loads of fun.

Taping hands at Indian Creek. Such an awsome crack climbing area, by far my favorite.

Juggin' the first 2 pitches on the leaning tower. The bottom section is steep and you are jugging about 50ft out from the wall.

We were the only climbers that day in Black Velvet canyon. This climb was Sand Felipe an overbolted .10- that was fun.

This is one of my all-time favorite climbs that escapes the sun on hot days.

Trying to escape the heat of summer at red rocks in the Black Corridor. This area has many .9-.11's and is shaded.

I stopped in Bishop for some bouldering on the way to the valley. This was a fun problem on the grandma peabody boulder.

Wasn't sure of the name of the arch but is was a nice view that morning.

The following photo was taken on the DC route of rainier in the early morning. The winds were very high. The picture is actually in focus but the winds were so high that they look blurry.

Me climbing a couple of years ago in Germay. The limestone there was very good and I miss it here in Colorado...

Was running around the standard Yosemite loop and stoped to take a photo of the falls.

View out of the tent at 11,000ft on Mt. Rainier. This formation looked like a mini matterhorn.

Practicing lowering and raising techniques with liters.

Tracy Roach (Mothersheep) leading the popular Dihedrus at Shelf road. Origionally a trad route, now equiped for your clipping pleasure.

Following up Clementine on the whales tail as a storm is brewing..photo taken by dave fluery.

Midnight Lightning is an uber classic problem that is super slick from so much use.

El Cap towers over the Yosemite Valley and the Merced River..With smooth granite and endless cracks it's climbing at it's finest.