Myself (treddy) enjoying the afternoon sun on the rappel off of Ao Nang Tower.

sunsetting at Phra Nang beach, the sunsets were amazing, like a 30 minute show! really really amazing....

Rappelling down to the longtail boat off the summit of Ao Nang tower. Photo: Devan Johnson

Ao Nang Tower as seen from the boat approch from Ton Sai Beach. The small island with bushes in the foreground is not connected, the tower is pure rock right from the water.

My long-time climbing buddy Steve on the second pitch of the Ao-Nang Tower in Thailand. Killer climb!

At the top of a sketchy (old bolts) run out climb just off of Phra nang beach. Gotta love Thailand!!!

Dean Orange on the first pitch of Ao Nang Tower

Me (actually) rappelling down Ao Nang tower.

Still at the lower part of pitch 3 - beautiful line, beautiful setting, amazing experience.

Starting pitch 3 on the last day of 2005.

Still on pitch 3 and going... the crux is still far away

This was one of those perfect days when one can feel the harmony with the sky, wind and rock and every move and every hold has a deeper meaning, beyond pure physical exercise.

playing around in the light from the restaurant, had the whole wall to myself, i have socks on because my feet were very blistered

Pity the magnificent sunset is by virtue of the polution off towards Bangkok! :o(

This Boulder off PhraNang Beach in Thailand is probably harder in low tide! You can see more shots of Thailand 2005 in my Thai Gallery.

Here's me as the sun sets at pra nang beach

Picture of phra nang beach taken after climbing (thank you sophie 7b)at the top of defile exit. Photo-arinpetit

Just arrived back from Thailand a few days ago and during the trip we stayed on Tonsai and Ao Nang for a few days. This was taken just after the sunset, the drivers will still take you to Railay long into the night. Anyone who has been to the area will probably recognize the phrase "Taxi Boat, Railay"

Jenia Cherkassky Climbing the Top Trip (7B) on Phra Nang Beach, Railay, Krabi, Thailand. Picture taken from the Anchor by Jonathan Barlev, belay by Gilash Israel. Beautiful route bolted in september 2005 by Wee, from Wee's climbers, They bolted a bounch of new routes there this summer.

Taken at the entrance to the Railey - Pra Nang cave. First big climbing destination for me, spent 2 months there. What a place.

I previoulsy submitted a photo of the same climber and one of the comments were that they would have liked to have seen him climbing rather than resting on the rope. So here it is ! Taken as I was about to Abseil down from the Phra Nang cave. The climber in the picture was on his way up a 7 A called Caveman.

Man (that's his name) in his favourite 'playground' highballing amongst the stalagtites on Phra nang beach

I took this picture after walking through the Phra Nang caves. As I came through the opening to abseil down the guy in the photo was on his way up. I just snapped away and it came out ok !