KC getting ready to send this little warm up problem. this problem is located at the first boulders you come to off to the right of the mail trail. lots of easy little warm up overhangs to work here.

Those who live in the midwest know that the winter here is usually below freezing. But everyonce and a while we'll get a warm (55 deg.) day and the climbers, with major cabin fever, can go out and touch the real stuff.

Here's ClimberStephen buildering on one of the well known sails of the Sydney Opera House. Though there is a good 1cm edge between each tile, they are so slippery there is almost no friction.

Worthwhile problem at the base of Sentinel Rock staircase, watch out for loose sandstone and rattlesnakes. This is from when I first started climbing, check out my "climbing shoes" (watersocks).

you have to have the stomach to stand this one up. sweet no hands start.

An unknown Euro cranks one of the harder problems at the massive Hollow Mountain Cave, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital

Located in Arizona, Priest Draw is Flagstaff's premier bouldering area for the moment made famous by Chris Sharma's "Rampage" video. Not to mention that fact that it contains killer roof/highly pocketed/watch the guano bouldering.

This is a picture of Sam Lewis working "millipede V7". He finally got it (not on that trip) and it may be his finest accomplishment so far. The holds are even worse than they appear, but this problem is the epitomy of the quality sandstone slopers down

This is John Gass slapping around on the perfect sandstone slopers at Horse Pens 40 in Alabama. The rock quality is as good as it looks and there is enough rock here to climb for months. It is the best boulderfield around.

Ok, i know this probably didn't help the access issue at all, but no one knows about it but me, and the person who took the picture. it cracks me up because this is just another thing to add to my "Neked list..." what can i say... i "cracked" a smile

Just messing around on a boulder between routes. On a sunny day at a sea side Crag on Portland Island. Photo by Paul Flanagan.

No idea what the crag name is,at the bottom of a route called "The Sod". Photo taken by James Jacobs co. Taken while on a long weekend in Dorset bolt climbing.

Barry starting out on a new V3 called Running on Faith which we put up in the summer of '01 in the Apron Talus, The Chief Squamish BC photo:Scott Norris

Dave Ferguson shooting for the lip on the First Ascent of Dope Smokin' Buddha in the Apron Talus, The Chief Squamish BC photo:Scott Norris

Scott Norris working the start of the mega classic V4 Easy in an Easychair. Your bouldering trip in the forest isn't complete with out trying this gem. Squamish BC photo:Dave Ferguson

Scott Norris working the sitdown start to I'm on the Scene V3 in the Grand Wall Boulders Squamish BC The sitdown start adds a long reach and is long for most. photo: Dave Ferguson

meadors trying to come out of the dish of The Boxer Problem (V1) in the Asteroid Belt of JT. This is a fun 5 move problem.

meadors in a photo sequence of Warm Up Problem (5.9) in the Manx Boulders of The Asteroid Belt of JT. This was the crux at the top (15 feet). The crash pad looked like a small postage stamp, though it looked tempting during that slopper right hand hold. B

this route is in the lane cove np and its gaz climbing with dan my man on the camera we thrashed out this route for a couple of hours each with repeats on it. It is a short ride from Day Rd and is easyily accesible thanks to the wonderful help of the sydn

This is hangerlessbolt pulling the crux on The Warmup Problem (5.9) at the Manx Boulders in Joshua Tree.. Too bad he wimped out, and didn't actually pull it. ;-)