Photos by grimpiperx

Dave Graham on Sharma's the Proposal; V12, at the Squamish RocTrip 2005. I am not sure who is spotting.

This place is so beautiful and there is still so much unclimbed rock if we would just suck it up and take a water landing.

Me sticking the first move on Doom; V7/8(from 8a.nu records). There were 4 different ways of doing the first move, I stuck with campusing because it suited me best and had the cleanest fall. There is at toe hook way out there but then if you fall, it hurts.

Here Sharma is at the highpoint (as far as I saw on the 25th of June) of his 5.somethinghard at the Squamish RocTrip. Right after this he peels as the line changes from big slopes to tiny slots for crimps. The line is beatiful as a whole and starts on a mega hard slab, then goes to slopes which Sharma campuses and then stays thin til the end.

Sharma making the first clip on the overhanging part of his new project the DreamCatcher in Squamish. He found and bolted this line at the Squamish RocTrip. Leading up to this overhanging slopy section is a horrendous slab which has its own crux which is harder than most of the overhanging section.

This is Daniel Woods on the short 5.13b 'Young Blood' at the Squamish RocTrip.

This is me onsighting(false starts though) CheeseGrater V1, at the Great Wall forest at the Squamish RocTrip. I think it was actually pretty rough in the grade. At a minimum its was awkward with a constant battle against barn dooring

A leaf caught in the light of the setting sun on the way back from Seneca.

This Llama is god.................. ............................................ ........................................... ......................