Photos by nieder

Once again, I dont know the name of this route, it was the last route to the left on the wall.

This is my wife Kelly cranking hard on this 10c at the Rodeo Crag- this sport wall is about 30 minutes out of Jackson, along the Snake River. It was very nice swimming after we were burned out.

This wall has a great view of the Tetons, easy approach, and a good selection of harder routes. This one is a 5.12b I believe. Not sure on the name.

This wall has a great view of the Tetons, easy approach, and a good selection of harder routes. This one is a 5.12b I believe. Not sure on the name.

This wall has a great view of the Tetons, easy approach, and a good selection of harder routes. This one is a 5.12b I believe. Not sure on the name.

This wall has a great view of the Tetons, easy approach, and a good selection of harder routes. This one is a 5.12b I believe. Not sure on the name.

This wall has a great view of the Tetons, easy approach, and a good selection of harder routes. This one is a 5.12b I believe. Not sure on the name.

This is a good 5.10c at the lower end of the Gap. Bouldery start, the crux is just after the overhang near the top.

Not sure what this route is called, but it was a nice 5.10b or so. This area is well worth the approach, but only when it is relatively cool outside...

Not sure what this route is called, but it was a nice 5.10b or so. This area is well worth the approach, but only when it is relatively cool outside...

This is the 3rd pitch, starts out with a chimney and pinches off to a Camalot 5 placement. From here, you bump out onto the face, you can get a couple of placements in some pockets, and then the rest of the pitch is easier.

This is the top of the 2nd pitch, just before the crux pitch.

This is the top of the 4th pitch, just after you exit the tunnel.

Here's Chris topping out on Tunnel Vision, just after the sun went down. We didnt make it back to the car by 5:00, and so we got a $50 ticket.

This route is rarely climbed probably because the road to get to it is very dangerous. We climbed here in the winter, but it was very cold. Excellent route though.

Not sure what this route is called. It is just right of the 11b overhanging route.

Took this photo from the top of the next route over, Canon Rebel G with Kodak Gold 100 Print Film.

This is Chris a few years back. I took this with my snapshot camera with Kodak 100 film.

Took this photo of my friend Travis on this route at the Gap. Canon Rebel G, with Kodak T-Max 100 film.

Not sure which route this is, I think its like a 5.10b. Taken with a Canon Rebel G.

Cropped shot of me on the fifth pitch of the Red Rocks Classic.

Cropped shot of me on the fifth pitch of the Red Rocks Classic.

This is me finishing out the last pitch of Olive Oil. This is an excellent pitch, 5.7. My buddy Chris snapped this pic for me, on my Fuji FinePics digital.

This is Chris on the fourth pitch of Olive Oil, about 30 feet below the belay ledge- This is an awkward pitch, traversing under the prow and then right accross the alcove, to the large crack and to the belay ledge.

My friend Chris recently purchased all new Camalots due to the fact that his rack got stolen in Cedar Canyon. So to celebrate his new found happiness, despite the loss of his old cams, I took this photo for him.

This is Kekoa leading Black Dwarf, a 5.9 at Black Rocks, near St. George, UT. I was hanging out with my GriGri on a neighboring route. Camera is a Canon Rebel G, with Fuji Sensia 100 slide film. I like to think of this as a classic St. George fall climbing shot.

This is me leading Geronimo, a 5.8 route in the upper S-Curve area of Little Cottonwood Canyon near SLC, UT. It is a bit run out, but I was able to place a .5 camalot, and a small nut on a couple of the run out sections early on. My brother Blake took the photo using my Canon Rebel G, with Fuji Sensia 100 slide film. My good pal Dylan is seen belaying.