Photos by superbum

This is me on the second to last pitch of The third Pillar of dana...SPLITTER! You should do it.

This is the very featured north face of the E.T. boulder. It's kinda crappy as it was hailing when I took this pic, so look for better ones soon.

Straight on shot of Skin Doctor. Beautiful aint it? It looks short and not so steep from this angle, but don't underestimate this monster.

Feels even steeper than it looks. Tape up or your fingers might look like they just got finished dealing with a drunk dermatalogist!

This is the view aproaching from the trail. These are clean and beautiful. The picture is so dark and lame because it was hailing. More pics to come...

Rainy pic of the chapel boulder. There is no chalk visable because it hasn't been climbed yet this season. Better pics to come....

Another rainy chalkless pic. The line follows the left-facing flakes to the seam topout in the middle of the photo.

View of the Gift from the private beach. It's in the center of the photo and looks like half dome if the face was at 60 degrees! Close ups and climbing shots to come when the rain stops!

despite this bad pic, this is a really fun route. Kinda spicy around the scary flake, then again as you switch from the thin crack to the wide one. Worth the short drive.

The main cliff. Two two pitch bolted routes tackle this face. The Left Route follows a line just right of the aspen tree. The standard route is farther to the right. You can descend the gully passing the dead twin trees.

A nice little reflection of the big cliff in the pond near its base.

This thing looks so cool, but I just haven't done it yet. You actually tunnel up through the rock and appear once again on the top. I heard it was pretty dirty in there though...

A closer shot of two of the cracks. Again, more pictures, complete with climbers! to come soon...

Just a cool shot of Jug from the lake. Still snowy and cold, that's for sure!

It takes a little work to get one's foot up there and let me tell ya, it's a slippery one too!

When I first saw this pic, I was surprised and shocked...I had no idea I owned any back muscles! Sweet Ironman days...

Close up on one of the coolest looking mountains in Oregon...not as big or technical as others, but perfect nonetheless.

Same mountain, diff. shot, still one of the most asthetic mountains in the west. Driving to Diamond Lake in Southern Oregon...

Me in Mammoth Lakes, CA during January 2005. Yep, that's a car behind me...under the snow...ALL of that accumulated OVERNIGHT!

This is me and my friend Cullen ready to climb the north face of Jughandle. Freezing temps and bad vibes thwarted us however...

Beautifully twisting backcountry trad bonanza! Can anyone say "roofs?" Unclimbed to date...

Wouldja look at that? A perfect crack splitting that granite face. It even looks like ther's a roof to top it off! To the best of my knowledge it is unclimbed...but why stop at the crack? Face and slab abound.

Yet another anonymous granite outcropping near McCall. With som sweat, bolts, and tears this beast could be a beauty!

Rockin' the tightness on more monkey! Tribute to John Bachar (just forget the rope is there...).

Rockin' the tightness on more monkey! Tribute to John Bachar (just forget the rope is there...).