Photos by crux_clipper

Sorry, but i can't remember your name dude, but it was a way cool send to see. Was a project line, but not anymore! Photo by Alister Robertson Nikon Coolpix 5400

Nick trading his brute strength for some delicate slab work. High steps to smears, palm downs on nothings....what could be better?! Photo by Alister Robertson Nikon Coolpix 5400

There are so many of these cool unamed V2 problems in the area, this being one of the better. Climber is Luke. Photo by Alister Robertson Nikon Coolpix 5400

Another perspective of this incredible arete problem. the crux is the throw to the super slopey hand wrap. Photo by Alister Robertson Nikon Coolpix 5400

Again, the anonymous boulderer on this fantastic looking slopey, slabby, arete problem. Photo by Alister Robertson Nikon Coolpix 5400

Joe (joemor) pulling through the super thin moves on The Green Alliance 25, Camels Hump.

Esther making the super thin moves look easy on The Green Alliance 25, Camels Hump.

Joe (joemor) in pure sending mode on The Green Alliance 25, Camels Hump.

Esther cruising through the super thin moves on The Green Alliance 25, Camels Hump.

Joe (joemor) styling the super thin moves on The Green Alliance 25, Camels Hump.

Nigel punching out the moves on the classic Origami Arete, Cobaw State Forest. Spotted by Martin (dalai).

Nigel on an unamed V5 on the Skittle Boulder, next to Origami Arete. Watched on by Martin (dalai)

Joe Pulling the start on the Cobaws classic Origami Arete V6

Kent on his first attempt on Youth Alive, 24/25, Van Diemans Land, Grampians. He later sent it second go.

Sam Morely onsights Terminal Insomnia at Van Diemans Land, Grampians.

Paul pulling through the crux crossover on the well chalked up line of Foam, V5.

This is matching on the sloping rail after the desperate start off pockets further down in the roof.

Al catches the sloping edge on "Foam", V5. This problem is located at Sissy Crag, on of the most popular areas in Sydney for bouldering.

The start of this problem is what makes it V4.....a hard crank sideways from a sloping edge to the rail I'm standing on. After that, it's pretty cruisy

Paul shows off to the camera with a striking pose....look mum, no feet!

We just can't get enough of Paul can we? Just checking whether we're looking or not.

The view from Pilot Error Area towards Bard Butress, Where to mega classic 'Bard' is. Bard is on the smallest butress on the right.

Alister on Pilot Error, Pilot Error Area, Mt. Arapiles. This is a popular climb, with a novalty roof for good measure.

This is a photo from the top of pitch 5 on Bard, looking out back towards Pilot Error and the Flight Deck.

Another photo of Joe (joemor) on Come on Charlie, on the Pharos front wall, Mt Arapiles.