Photos by getsomeethics

gretta on whiskey beach somewhere to the left as you get onto the sand. time it with tides or your mat and gear will float off to antarctica. we had not a guide and found a couple boulders worth playing on.

to some a gem, to others a no thanks. gretta and i found this on whiskey beach at wilsons prom.

a climber cruising along the wandering "missing link" on the back of the bluffs. an excellent route to say the least...

one of a about 30+ boulders i have been scrubbing, cleaning and improving landings on since january.

lovely granite on the lovely tablelands west of armidale NSW. so many boulders and so little time to clean them. have to return to work in canada for our summer, then back here.....

all you need is a quad and a steady supply of brushes and time.

Brendan Heywood traversing "Gimme Shelter", v1 across the lip of the hideout boulder last summer.

the k town boulder as seen from the road. brian camp spotting stephen brauer in the spring of 2000.

brian camp on big boy at joe's valley. ten minutes after this foto was taken i tore two pulleys on the problem to the left.

do not recall the name of the route unfortunately. the routes were so close together i dint even need to move to get this one.

as seen from the bridger jacks camping area. not a bad view to wake up to every morning.

just north of hanksville and southwest of green river. awesome area with amazing canyons like little wild horse and crack. some nice splitters at the north entrance to crack canyon.

andy keller stemming through the technical crux of this beautiful corner.

trying to latch that jug. a work in progress for myself. this was the 10th or so launch. glanced off three times but will have to return to complete it.

randy reed leading the first pitch of american demon, on what might be the first winter ascent. if i remember correctly it was in january 99. the lack of a long day and the unwillingness to start alpine style, we ran out of light before we ran out of climb.

matt greco of texas bouldering at a wee cave near camping el chorro. better bouldering is to be had a little further a way on the west side of the reservoir.

tyler mcnabb coming off his first outdoor lead "chinese water torture, 11a" at pass lake, just east of thunder bay ontario.

the flapper belongs to ben johnson of gunnison co. the result of missing the lunge on "t bone shuffle, v4". 10 minutes before this pic was taken i did the exact same thing to the same finger. crazy glue and tape sorted the mess out.

found in '99 these boulders are east of thunder bay, a stones throw from hwy 17. worth a day or two of investigation. this is tyler on "across the universe". we never did send it though...

devlin junker of colorado playing on blue flowers on the big red monster at the ibex crags.

spent a month and a half this winter climbing in el chorro. excellent spot and friendly locals made it that much better.

when visiting ibex make sure you bring enough water with you!

A nice sight while driving back into the park from twentynine palms after 2 days of rain and wind.

Ebor Falls basalt. This is the 3rd Breakaway, 250m from the carpark. The route *Luce is directly below the small tree you can just see the base of, that is directly above the small roof. Clear as mud? Majority of the 20+ cracks on this wall are 20m high and range from grade 16-22, with the majority 18-20. There are 3-4 bolted lines up aretes, but they are not listed in the guide i have. Download Guide Here

The best cleaned and completed problem so far, but many jems are still yet to be plucked.