Photos by sed

Aspen peak east face. lots of possibilities - 200-300 foot quality granite.

Tim leading the easy book finish of pitch two.

Here's a low budget visual of the route, see route description for more info.

A shot taken by Todd Hinrichsen from a gulley west of parker canyon's opening. The arrow points to the icebox area, close-by are paradise and gemini spires.

Christine bouldering up a short chimney on perfect rock, a rarity in the supes. A great day and a lucky find.

A beautiful day in the clouds, with rain coursing every canyon and wash, thick green grasses and colorful flowers everywhere. A unique time in the superstitions. Miners needle is left center.

Steep fingers to roof on quality rock. So far it's only been taken to the roof but deserves to be finished.

Aaron and I were greeted with climber unfriendly signs and hundreds of hikers by the main walls so we got off the beaten path and found some dirty rock to play on. I took this with a crappy 35mm and scanned it.

Dave's a bit enthusiastic about being close to the top of the spire. Our route followed my previous FA route to the top, a chossy but easy line used only for ascent. Other lines will be much cleaner. Scanned from 35mm.

Aaron following on London Tower, about to get into the large flake that gives the route it's name. scanned from 35mm

Dave (rockclimber057) jumping over a pool on a cold day below the icebox. scanned from 35mm.

Dave (rockclimber057) lowers me after working a project in the icebox. It'll be done soon, think I'll call it Mormon Sundae, will check in around 11b.

The rock faces are too dark but the background is pretty. First born is the line on left, double exposure on the right. Both have the same start. Double Exposure is still a bit chossy in spots but well bolted, just needs to be climbed.

This ia the first large wall at the tunnel area and it contains (from right to left) a 120' 5.10c, 100' 5.10a, 80' 5.11b.

Womb with a View is on the second large wall in the Tunnel area. Aaron attempts (not yet successful) a clean ascent and experiences frustration with a calm persistance.

You can see the old tunnel and initial routes immediately to your right as you exit. Keep walking and you will pass a broken area then another wall with additional routes.

I took this picture of Manny working his route on rappel. The sun was beginning to drop below the ridgeline after a long day. We hiked out in the dark (quite an adventure).

This was a day of firsts: my first rappel after my first lead on the first flatiron. Taken 1995.

Mark taking a needed break while leading P1, which will be about 100 feet of traverse on the limestone band, about 85 feet off the deck. I'd call it a ground up ascent but since it's a traverse I'll call it ground sideways. P2 will probably be an arching crack on the inside corner of a large pillar then possibly a 3rd pitch?

Manny took this picture of me following up the second pitch of Coyote Tower. It should have been a leisurely day but was 20 degrees hotter than I expected and my shoes felt like they were melting to my feet. The whole climb is pretty much in direct sunlight.

Bones watching Heiko belay Patrick on this must do cherry line on the Tufas of Homestead.

Heiko had a fun day and enjoys this stellar line on superb rock at the Homestead.

Patrick has an easy time on the solid 5.11.

Dave relaxes at the beautiful summitt area of the Groover (5.10c) in the Eagletail Mountains west of phoenix

my girl at 4 yo. following dad along the peralta trailhead on some choss. We had a beautiful day.