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This is a photo of my climbing on a short route at Scugdale i dont know the exact name of the route name we just spent the day climbing at scugdale and this is one of the photos.

Al pie de un 7a haciendo como que escalo. Es el primer 7a que conseguimos y estabamos como locos.

This is out of the Prineville resovoir in central Oregon. Climb up and jump off...then do it again.

Tim Hinck enjoying the amazing, gymnastic overhangs of Grandmother Mountain in North Carolina.

Sam and I really liked this problem in the boulderfield below the Chief. (Squamish, B.C.) This problem and "Airtight Garage" seemed to be the popular ones while we were up there.

Here is Sam Lewis sending this rather hard but stunning arete. "The Cutting Edge" is located in the talus field just below the Chief in Squamish, B.C.

Matt Durnin in the Lilly Boulder field. Its a very easy, short little problem on the corner, and we were only on it to take some pictures.

En esta foto se puede ver todo el problema... un lanzamiento a una repisa medio negativa sin presas para los pies.

Monique Russell training for her 2 weeks of climbing in Thailand. With temperature reaching in excess of 30 degrees in Brisbane, it is the perfect place to train for the sweltering heat of Phra Nang Bay.

This was just a shot taken of me while bouldering at Ngahere Drive.

This isa great roof route especially when it is hot. Huge jugs the whole way but I could never do the final move after trying it off and on the entire time I was at Hueco.

Great route that is very technical. Hard pulls with the hands with delicate footwork. Crux is not far from the ground but then you have to solo off the route on a neighboring 5.5

Good route with a deceptively hard crux. From the ground it appears as it is going ot be a stroll but hte route is much harder than it looks :)

triade, fingerjam and I all went up Little Cottonwood canyon to get in some boudering. Then we went over to Big Cottonwood for some routes it was an awesome day.

This is me bouldering on the Great Wall of China! Yes, my feet really are off the ground, even though it doesnt look like it. This is at the Great Wall at Badaling.

This is me after topping out on a really big boulder at Stoney Point, southern California. I almost fell off at the top of this ~20+ foot boulder! Yikes! And that was before I had my crash pad, too...

This is me on a really easy (yeah duh, look at the angle :-) boulder across from the chapel on a crisp October morning. Don't know the name or what it's rated. Probably isnt...

This is me bouldering in the Uinta Mountains, Utah. For all I know, none of the rock in the pic had previously been climbed. Awesome place, great bouldering in the summer but watch out for thunder storms.

This is me bouldering at Stoney Point, near Chatsworth, California. I think this problem is called The Nose, 5.8. Anyway, fun little problem on a BIG boulder.

Chris Leger on "Titanium Man Traverse" (V5?), a new problem at Horse Flats just past the Pie Slice and across the trail. The problem starts as a lip traverse, drops down onto crimpers with a wild foot swing, goes through a campus move, and finishes out on slopers. Photo by Craig (sorry Craig, don't know your last name!)

Nathan Henry on Left of Les on Mushroom Boulder, the dyno variation. Taken by tinyball on the Tech Rock Climbing Club's trip to Hueco Tanks last year

The traditional gathering outside the gate at Hueco Tanks before a hard day of pulling. Don't show up at dusk, because the sight of the mountains when the park is closed is torture!

When we got to Guia and were still taking our ropes out of the backpacks I just looked at this boulder and decided to give it a litlle try. Didn't do much because I had no crash pad and was hanging over a rock step (would have broken my back if I had fallen...).

Namche just past the crux move with her brother Magnus giving her a spot. This is Namche's favorite new area.

Latching the jug after the dyno...Super fun problem. There are many more problems in the area that are as good if not better than this one.