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Now I've reached the next handhold and about to get another. Notice how I'm using one of the holds on Mental Standard with my left foot to make all of these moves between the dyno and the mantel easier for myself. 4th Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.

Of course I'm not one to campus moves, so here I go pulling my feet back on. 3rd Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.

One of the coolest single moves on rock! 2nd Photo in sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang.

Photo sequence taken by Alan Nelson of myself on Pinch Overhang. Here I'm coiled for the throw.

This is a picture of Waimea Bay bouldering. My favorite part of the picture is the farmers tan.

This is of Yami bouldering at Camp Dick in Colorado. Jayroc5555 captured the moment.

A contrived problem I've been trying to suss out on the Piano Ridge. I've made the reach to a micro crimp, got to figure out the next move .

A contrived problem I've been trying to suss out. A couple moves under a sit down roof and up along the arete.

Here is the topout of Mental Standard. Not so bad with a pad and a couple of spots, but still enough to make you think twice.

What sweet moves, what a scary topout - especially the first time. Here I've fired through the crux and am working on the mantel setup.

Here's an old pic of me on a long road trip back in '95. I'm throwing for the finishing sloper on the classic buttermilks traverse problem. Ah... Bishop.

Among my top ten favorites anywhere is this classic Horsetooth arete. Through the crux, here I'm about to dial in the feet for the finishing mantel.

Awesome Queen Creek Classic Called "Red Hot Chili Sauce" First climbed from sit-start 2 yrs ago. Only half a dozen ascents to date. Brian May clinging to the Crux Slopers.. Pic By JBone

Here we are at Kelly working the classic slab at the Main Area 1. John H. working into the crux.

Another *** problem being sent here by Scott Frizell. This boulder features 4 ways Kelly's V3, Mike's V2, Brian's V4, and Steve's V5

This was a timed photo because I couldn't find anyone to climb with. There are so many boulders at the Pie Shop that I just picked a random one and set up the camera.

There's me all done with the route. I think i figured it to be about 15-20 feet tall.

This is also in Zions. This was a rather odd start because of the slant inwards but got realy east on the way up.

It bugs me every time i see this pic because i never climbed it useing only the crack. Still good to get out on the rock.

Here i am bouldering, as if you could not tell, in Zions National Park. You've probably see it if you've driven threw it its only like a 1/4 mile in.

Matt Durnin on the turansformer wall at the Obed. A great little recess at the foot of the problems allowed for this wide-angle shot.

First time bouldering outside of the gym. It was fun! We had so much trouble reading the topo's that we couldn't figure out which route was which, so we just bouldered on the ones that looked cool.

Thid problem is unknown. my wife and I stopped at Alabama Hills on the way to Bishop CA. The climber is me. Route is maybe V1. Fun place to climb.

Joon from Phoenix working a new traverse across some of the longest slopers "This side of the Mississippi" Kelley canyon left area.. Photo by JBone

Greg working the natural topout to the Scary Highball Superclassic here at Kelly Canyon. After 5 min of reaching for slopers he crossed over to the Dyno finish fearing a 30ft topout fall during the slopy mantle.