pic of me dynoing to a large slopping protruding hold in a fairly undeveloped area in sleeping giant state park

well this is the story, i went to nova scotia when i was a kid, and loved it since the start, but never knew it had boulder potential until i read up! In august, went down to LOC, crystal crescent beach, and random "off the coast" boulder locations. This is simply a picture of me.

Out on a hiking trip, and saw some sweet rocks that looked like they would be fun to mess around with for a while

This is our little home wall at my parents' place. What can I say? We were desperat!

its a good place to make bouldering,there are easy and hards ones

Looking back now, I don't think I would do it again.

my borther on another unknown rock/ boulder/ face/ wall in rock town i took the picture

my borther (spydrman87) on unknown rock in rock town i took the picture

This problem is mean on your fingertips.

This is on a boulder in the hills surrounding Ashland. I was a bit younger in the photo but the problem was really hard for me at the time.

hamed afrookhte .ashk!......................

There are some boulder problems down on the beach below the cliffs. However, the best ones are hard and overhung. You'll want a crash pad and a low tide.

Joe creates a window for his slopping pinch with a crimpy side pull.

This is actually climbing in Coos Bay on the Oregon coast. We just stopped during our drive and decided we had better hit some rocks. Photo by Christine Finch

hamed is the best climber you've ever seen.isn't he?

Climbing a V7 on the boulder behind Mr. Smiley. It is definately a finger shredder.

here is me on the 5.12 offwidth boulder problem. the cam wasnt really necessary i suppose, just for perspective.

Nathan, with a big move off a small crimp at Taylors falls. Scary landing!