McConnels Mill is known for its Mill, the Rocks, and an old covered bridge.
Unfortunately, a couple large trees fell from the harsh winter and took out the far end.

Gav uses little to get that food down while getting ready for a little Chiniki Burgers.

Royal Robbins talks on a speaking tour across North America in the mid-1990s.

cilmbing church in cementery................................................y ya

Lightrack below the Castleton Tower's North Chimney. March 2004

A chair hanging an a rock? Think im crazy? maybe youre right, but this action brought me some good marks, since i hauled my chair up my favorite rock for an arts projekt in school. And since nobody believed me that i would do THAT, the results where quite good. Hope you like it too.

These are the sunrise lights in a cold morning at the Atacama desert.

... this is moonlight! Take some rock with trees on it, take the moon, and take some long exposure, et voila, silhouetdelic baby!

Bighorn sheep finding roadside munchies off of rt191 Montana.......

a beautiful place to live work ski climb, anything and everything u want, and far from the maddening crowd....................

The sun finally breaking through the clouds by Estrellita, March 2004

Dave M. and myself airband an impromtu concert one sunny day for a group of girls from Truckee and other climbers peering from behind boulders, complete with antics. We got some claps. This pic is actually on a underground CD we made of our high school rock band from 1985-1988 called The Brik Shiite Shak. We called the CD 'Finally....Live in California.' You can take a climbing break and log onto our website which has the address in my personal profile page.Be afraid! We then continued to boulder at this amazing place!

This place is more than just a climbing crag-this mountain is a focl point of NE Wyoming, it has, as can be seen in the photo consumed the livlihoods of the locals. A motel nearby shows off the artwork of a great landmark.

Afternoon shadow is cast onto the farming lands around the Tower, of the Tower.

It isn't as mesmorising as the real thing but it looks pretty does'nt it ?

View of the fall from the exposed overlook.

Taken 3/20/2004 from the top of Lost Horse Wall in Joshua Tree National Park looking to the Southeast. My girlfriend and I topped out just as the sun was setting so I snapped off a sequence. It gives you a really good idea on just how lucky we are to be climbing out here! Just to give you a reference (to name a few points), The Wonderand of Rocks is in the distance on the left, Hidden Valley Campground is just right of the center, in the center way off in the distance at the base of the moutain is Sheep Pass Group Camp, and on the left in the medium distance in the shade is Real Hidden Valley.

The Hand is the obvious stand alone spire on the left. Yes, it leans a bit, but not quite as much as in this photo.

September 1999, I climbed El Cap , the weather was perfect.

In September of'03 we took 7 days at Smith Rock. while I had been told it was all choss and we did find some pretty loose rock, it wasa great week. This is the birth place of sport climbing. The home of the United States first 5.14 A really great week.