This shotis one that many before me have taken. In fact the same shot angle is in the Smith Rocks guide book. Easy to get and quite scenic. photo: Dave Ferguson

A memorable susnet over Chief Mountain, Glacier National Park. This is the view through the tent door. Taken on Velvia 50 slide film.

This large granite spire is home to many classic two pitch routes on very rough frictional rock. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital

Some of the local vegetation at El Potrero Chico as the sunset of another great day.

Monkey Face in the clear Winter sky. photo: Dave Ferguson

Kevin Higgins flashing the arete of Double Trouble in the chilly winter months. Smith Rocks Oregon photo: Dave Ferguson

This photo was taken in 2000 just outside of my tent in J-Tree. Photo by Gus Oliveira

Silhuette shot of hangerlessbolt showing off on The Warmup Problem at the Manx Boulders in Joshua Tree.. (Yes, apologies for having gotten this wrong the first time.)

Ya entiendes de donde saliò el nombre de la ruta??? PILA CON LOS HUECOS EN LA ROCA!!!

This is a picture taken from Sheeps Pass Campground in Joshua Tree. It is looking toward hidden valley and cap rock.

All done & just in time: here's Ken Danner finishing the Cankers Wall just after sunset

An interesting state of affairs when there are climbers on routes close to one another...it may also be the Ghost of Christams Past up there shadowing me!

unless you shell out some dough in which case you can have as many as you like! This is one of my favourite friends: an original #2.5 rigid stem version

The aptly named Sunset Boulder has a strange phenomenon associated with it: a black inclusion shaped like a climber...nah, maybe it's just some locals playing around!

Ken Danner finishing a route on Cankers in the last light of the day. This is one of the most satisfying times to be on the rock when it's warm from a day of full sun & just cooling off as you're climbing...

Andy Meadors sport climbing The Ghetto Wall in Malibu Creek State Park, Ca. This route is a 5.11a and called Jonny Cain't Lead. Photo taken by Johnathan Bereza.

This was many people's favorite. But we took it off because of the size.