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Here we see me (ColdClimb) and bigboulderboarderbinerben on Lumahai Beach, watching the waves smash past our protective rock at chest level, and trying to get the timing down to sprint out onto the jagged lava fast enough to attack the moves before the next wave wipes us off the rock, removing various sections of skin and quite possibly vital organs in the process. The thought going through my mind at the moment was "huh????" I knew it was possible, because I saw passthepitonspete's perfect picture and I could see where he was when his pic was taken, but for the life of me, I couldn't figure out how the heck he got there. The guy's either totally insane, or he's got tons of guts, to battle the waves first, then face wet, slippery rock and a dangerous landing. Either way, he's a better climber than I am, because I never made it as high as he did, even after escaping the grasping fingers of the waves and wrapping both arms around huge chunks of wet rock in order to get off the ground. You've got guts, Pete.

This a the local bouldering area. It is home to many good problems and one particularly well-known one: Unnatural Act(V6+) an 8 ft. roof problem. But, watch out for the poisonoak! This photo is of my buddy Lucho on some unnamed/unrated problem.

Here is a photo of a tree-boulder problem in golden gate rated V2+. The crux is an almost immpossible sloper that you must dyno off.

This is a picture of the Pyramid Boulder. There are a few problems on this boulder, but only one we could do. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is where we pitched our tent near the Pyramid Boulder at Camp Dick. It's just off a very smooth section of the 4x4 trail. I like this pic because the leaves on the left side of the picture almost seem to be on fire. Photo by Jared Waterworth

This is the left side of the Sanctuary in Big Elk Meadows. Just above our crash pads is Sinister Minister(V3). Also if you look close you can see an Ewok, just kidding it's a pack. Photo by Jared Waterworth

Ian Irving draws a crowd of tourists while making the first free ascent of Bluetips in the Niagra Glen. "Don't fall!" they yelled at him as they were taking pictures.

Ben Sternberg contemplates the proper sequence and re-examines the crucial kneebar after being bloodied kung-fu style by One inch Punch in the Niagara Glen.

A rad V2 coming from the flake you reach way up and slap your palm onto what feels like a beach ball. Climber: Eliezer Silver. Photo: Chris Irwin. climbed in 2000 before access was closed.

Nothing like a nice long traverse at the beginning of a bouldering session.

This is me on the same problem at Strawberry fields. It is a cool roof problem where you have to throw and grab a good hold above your head. It is best use a sit start.

This is me on the Glass Onion all crunched up reaching for the next hold.

The is the beginning part of the problem on the Glass Onion.

This is a Problem on the section of the Heinousness Wall called the Glass Onion. I dunno what the problems name is or the rating.

This is me on the Racist again only at a different angle. The Racist is on the Heinousness Wall at Muscatatuck Park in North Vernon Indiana.

This problem is called the Racist. I believe?...It is only a V1 but good for warmup.

The thing about bouldering the Lunas is you need a pad.Buster doubles as a dog.

A longstanding project for me. I made it all the way to the crimper on the lip last fall, but then it got too cold and I haven't gone back yet. It's proposed that I may be the shortest adult to send this problem when I do get it. (I'm 5'0" and I have to campus the middle moves!) It's a great problem though. Climber: Aimee Roseborrough Photo: Kyle Roseborrough

The start is with a vertical crack that ends in the middle and from there you gotta go dynamic and stick it.

Just another great boulder problem in the Lost Rocks labyrinth. Starts off thin and finishes with a nice dino.

This is my brother (Dylan) bouldering at Half Way Dump last summer. I'm not sure what problem this is, but it looks pretty sweet. My bro can crank pretty hard, but he never did catch that chalky ledge.

Howard climbing on the highball boulder.Trying not to take the ground fall. Fish Creek,Arizona

Eric (age 5) learning how to boulder at the Sentinel boulders in Moe's Valley near St. George, UT.

this is a pic of the listed problems in the route listing. ECS is a pretty sweet problem in my opinion.

hers me on my nemesis, some unnamed v6 at andersens. The wall is 45 degress overhung and the holds are bad.