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Neil Monteith does an easy V1 highball on the summit boulders of Hanging Rock, Victoria, Australia.

Start at the bottom of the roof on jugs then move up and left to a slopey topout.

Found this great problem atop apex mountain in Colorado. Perfect pinches all the way to a massive jug. Finish with a dyno to small rail and mantel. Id say It was in the v3 range.

Matt Wrigley on his "Pretty Hate Machine". It's a V14 which consists of over 30 moves on a horizontal roof, and then tops out of Hollow Mountain Cave in the Grampians, Australia. And yes, it's harder than Klem Loskot's famous V14 "Cave Rave" which lives in the same cave. Photo: L Skidmore, Sony Digital.

A young gun almost dislocates his shoulders whilst attempting Ogre Thumb V9, Hollow Mtn Cave, Stapylton, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital

Neil Monteith on the problem Sausage V3, at the Citidel, Stapylton, Grampians, Australia. Self timer photo!

Neil Monteith on another popular Grampians bouldering spot. The problem is A Horse is a Horse V4 at the Kindergarten, Stapylton, Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Photo Kathy Dicker Sony Digital

This is an old sport route which was chopped. Super fun moves high over the beach.

Matt climbing realy fun V1? We found this spot right by our camp site. Luckly we had our shoes and bag with us. Casey took the photo

Casey climbing a V4 or V5. Very fun boulder. Don't know the name of the climb or the real rating. If you know please notify me.

One of the first routes I ever sent in the gym. I'm really starting to like bouldering.

Here is my 3 year old monkeying around at Paradise. He's too cool for school!

Saturday AMs my sons and I hit the gym for a little bouldering and climbing. Here's Austin (Age 7) working a problem he made up. Such determination in his face. I love it!

This is John showing everyone just how much fun this problem really is.

This is Brent making the Police Brutality problem look easy.

This is a photo of Anne going up the left side of the scoop at the southeast gathering. She sent the problem on the right side as well!

Pharoh [V5] - semi-cave start, switch-foot, hand match slide jive, back-step, smedging, lean for crimp, yard up, slot jug, mantle. Climb down and do it again.

Tahoe Mike cruising up Culp valley classic Kris Special [V5]. Sweet sidepull to crimps on out the top. Go easy on the mantle.

The entrance to the famous Hollow Mountain Cave (home to at least two V14's). Walk up the tourist track from the Hollow Mtn carpark, when you hit the rock turn left and climb the tourist track up the rock gully and onto the rocky slab. When below the bright orange vertical wall walk right for a few hundred metres and duck into the depths of the cave.

...climbing one more random problem on the thousands of "lost" boulders in the Chattanooga area. i still think the SouthEast has the best quality sandstone bouldering in the world... less polished than Fontainebleau.. WAY more solid than anything out west.

Here is Tim Hinck on this hidden classic near "Campus Punks". The dazzling red sunset behind me made for a great effect in this self-potrait shot.

This is one of the unnamed classics near "The Orb". It is a fantastic problem that involves lots of hauling out the roof, and then this tricky sloper-mantle. Here is Jared McAlpin on this classic.

To right to the left Bozo, Nerd and Comico. A famous group of climbers that climb everthing. In this photo they were climb a bridge in via Dutra Guarulhos. Manolo take the picture with a nerd´s digital camera.

Firing for the not-so-good seam off the desert floor and above the cacti.

Just before packing it up to leave town due to constant rainfall, "...out came the sun and dried up all the rain..."