Scott Norris crimpin his way up Arrow Traverse on a chilly Squamish morning. photo: Dave Ferguson

New Jack City - Boulder 010101 - "This Problem Doesn't Suck" V9 FA by Chris Lindner 03/10/02.

Uno de los MUCHOS problemas de bOldering en el área... este es todo un clàsico... El crux está en el punto más crìtico (con la peor caida).

Me supongo que ya sabrás de donde saliò el nombre del problema...

Te gustan los lanzamientos a romos muy, MUY malos??? este es tu problema...

Como muchos de los problemas del àrea... con nu Comienzo Sentado candela!

Un problema alto y sicológico con una salida (ver foto) como crux.

Uno de los pocos problemas de bloque con eliminatorias... son eliminatorias???... en realidad lo ùnico que no vale son cosas anexas al bloque principal... tu que piensas???

Foto tomada durante el FA del problema. Una travesìa dura y sostenida con una salida CDM.

Este problema de bloque es uno de esos que da miedo. Ves el Crash Pad en el fondo??? haya vas a dar si te caes de este o cualquier otro movimiento... rebotas y te maltratas con un montòn de piedras en el piso.

Shaun Becker Pulling Some moves on some boulders to the left(Unnamed)V2, He Insested I should send it so I gave it one try and I mad him feel sorry!

It's January, 1996 - and I'm enjoying my first Post Divorce Renaissance climbing trip.

The waves come in big on the north shore in the winter, so you'd better not blow it! Check out the sailboat in the background, eh?

Chad Mortensen on one of the classics in Groom Creek, Moonstone.

Scott Norris climbing out of the pit on this fun problem in the forest. photo: Dave Ferguson

Scott Norris twists and contorts his way up the short but fun Twister on the Titanic Boulder. photo: Dave Ferguson

Dave Ferguson shooting for the lip on his new problem in the Titanic Boulder Area. A fun V2 with a nice dynamic move from 2 pockets. photo: Scott Norris

This is picture of my good friend Ryan Scott sticking the finishing dyno on this great problem at an area called the Knobbs, in Tuolome Meadows. We did a variation of this problem with a sit start low and left on the boulder, I'm guessing it was probably

I took this picture of my friend John Hur, whom I worked with out in Yosemite this summer. In the picture John nearing the top of the Camp 4 high-ball problem, Cocaine Arete. John sent this problem on one of our last days in the Valley , with about 10 of

Scott and myself worked this problem for a couple of days in the Spring of '01. I pulled off the first ascent followed minutes later by Scott. Climb the right arete to the lip and traverse left to the centre of the face on micro feet and use crimps and j

The Round Room at Hueco Tanks. The room is nearly a hueco itself as the entrance is a narrow squeeze. So filled with holds that a full circumference traverse is V0-. Off limits now i think. An interesting way to warm up.