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Kylee contemplating that next move at a bouldering area above the KFP wall. Note the beautiful fall colors...ahhh, love Logan Canyon.

It's me in the Photo, my mate was behing the camera. Just a simple boulder.

My shadow as I boulder at the Knobs.

This is a full view of Clyde Boulder, at the Base of Clyde Minaret.

Brian on the deceptively easy start of this flaky climb- the only reason I didn't get a better photo is that Steve Unwin was spotting, not photgraphing me, before... the crux was iffy- wasn't sure I would make it- and my right bicep was at full capacity.

Me (ubangie) working on Clyde Boulder. It's an awesome flat faced glacier polished boulder with almost no features to hold on to.

Oh, the beauty of Hunters. Sandstone, grippy rock with pockets galore, hard on tips but after a long day, you can smile at all the problems out there!

Steve working on the Sugar Cube problem.

It's me bouldering Zona Morta (5.12a) on Floresta da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro.

High Chaparral can be a bit of a bushwhack to get to, but it's well worth the effort. It's a thin, extra-crimpy face climb on a beautiful boulder across the wash from the main area. The boulder can be seen from several points along the main trail: it sits by itself in the chaparral, and its prominent orange face is split by an obvious horizontal crack. The problem shown here is V5; Sherman added a V7 variation, and there are some other problems as well.

Todd Battey boulders up the Teflon Arete, a short bolted route in the Teflon President area. There are two starts to the route, one on either side of the arete.

Barndoor Arete is everything its name implies, and is one of the best 5.11 problems at Horse Flats. It's at the uphill end of the main area, just past Glitter Gulch (aka Zack's Roof).

Esta foto fué tomada justo después del primer ascenso de uno de los problemas que estoy seguro llegará a ser realmente popular. FOTÓGRAFO: Patigno

Lorena is doing the forth ascent of the first problem in the area "El Muelle". FOTÓGRAFO: Patigno

Horizontal roof to mantle just few feet off deck, Mike had problems just getting over the lip. Fall 2001.

This is Phil Hines (phillycheese) trying not to peel off of an awkward problem near Slick Rock, Idaho. Photo by Sean Rasmussen

Classic boulder problem located at Stoney Point in Southern California, San Fernando Valley. Picture of Paul Boerem (highclimber) taken by Andrea Gale.

This is me Sam trying to climb Poph-Tart(sic) V5 on the big Elizabeth boulder at Les Dammes in Val-David Quebec. The photo is taken by steve my partner of the day.

This problem is probably one of my favorites of Hueco. It combines just the right amount of steepness, lack of positive holds, slopers and wild finishes to the top. It's great.

picture i made of me with the timer onmy camera. turned out pretty nice ey?

Here you can see Paula bouldering while Brian (her boyfriend) is spotting her.Paula is doing the Grand Traverse.

Finestone working the second crux (at V5)of the five crux "Creekside Megaproblem". The problem is a virtual traverse of the entire boulder and has it all!

Brian is exploring the crack... taken by Lynda Harvey Carter.

Yeah, embarassingly easy, but I wanted to get some photos of this area out there. This is a really pretty area on the South Ridge, and well shaded.

My wife taking a photo of me pre-launch. It was no sweat- just push up and get the right foot up...