Photos by flagstaff_climber

Kate leading Lazy Day, topping out after the onsight.

Kate leading Lazy Day. She got the onsight.

Beth on the start to The Flake. Can you say chimney :)

Me Jumping on the walk off of Nurn's Romp

Forbidden Paradise - A great trad line to the right of stick to what. A worthy followup to Stick to What, much better line.

Great route just a few hundred feet from the campsites.

Another great view from the summit of Oak Creek Spire

The rappel anchors at the second rap station.

The mailbox at the top of Oak Creek Spire. It contains the summit registry.

Kole after the jump...collecting his gonads and thoughts.....

This is the instant of greatest suspense.....will the hands hold, remember ladies and gentlemen there is no feet or net :)

Kole contemplating the jump across the 7x140 foot chasm between the north and south summits.

At least the top of the north summit. You can see the packs on the ground. And there is still the jump and more climbing before the top of the south tower.

The North Face route goes up just around the corner on the right then up the obvious chimney system.

This is a great view of the two summits. The climb goes up the right (North) summit then you leap across a 140 foot chasm to the face of the south wall then climb up.

Owl Rock at sunset, pretty nice little climb.

Kole eyeing the Promised land - The amazing Bellyfull of Bad Berries. a 5.13 overhung offwidth.

Supercrack - The one and only...long, wide and HARD :) If you have small hands avoid this one like the plauge.

Kole rapping off of Owl Rock. A nice jug haul up a single pitch spire. Nice approach, about 30 seconds :)

The Scarface Plaque - A truly awesome climb

Me near the top of scarface setting a hex, yes I placed a hex on scarface :)

Me on Scarface - Got the onsight on this AWESOME line.

What can be said about this line that has not already been said....one of the best I have done.

Coyne Crack - Awesome line, gonna try for this one next trip.

Me on the start to Beeline....it was a bit on the cool side but a fun climb.

This is what you LOVE to see at the top of a 5.8 R pitch.

Kole continues on after getting a chicken head tied off.

Kole looking for the first big chicken head to lasso.....

Some really cool Alligator Rock just behind the belay station for Beeline. A belayer has to do something during those long climbing sessions.

This is Beeline, start up the large flake then go up and under the roof. Exit the roof to the right for the 2nd pitch.

Training in the true way of the rock warrior....if done correctly there is no defense.....

This is the Stronghold Dome as seen from the start of the approach. Beeline is under the large roof on the left side.

To the rock my dino, to the rock....before the cops show up......

It is an older pic, so it is larger now....But until I get a newer one it will have to do.

Kelly leading Vagebonds, taken with a Nikon coolpics.

Unlnown Climber in the Black Corridor, Red Rocks NV....

Kelly in the Black Corridor, Red Rocks NV....

This is what can happen when that foot slips behind the rope on a sport route.....

Cool lighting on the 2nd pitch of the Desert Mule

Jake nears the top of the finger crack on the 2nd pitch of the Desert Mule

Jake on the first pitch of the Desert Mule

Jake removes a piece and prepares for the 'belly traverse'

Getting things ready for the Desert Mule.

The Desert Mule back lit by the noon day sun.

Me at the top of the Desert Mule, you can also see the top of the Pink Wiggler in the far background.

The shadow of the desert mule taken from the summit. Great view....

Me rapping, double rope off of the Desert Mule

Really, cool spire, even if it does look like a.....

Taken with a Nikon cool pic 900, Jake rappelling off of the climb.

This is a climb just to the left of the Prow which requires a long stem at the crux. Needless to say this one kicked my rear !