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my bro in the begining of the comp. at the rocknasium (sp)

he is toping, and i dont know the rating cause i wasnt there. but he did a good job.

Me hanging on my home woody the day it was built in January 2003.

Go Nature Bouldering Gym is newly opened in the late 2002 by a local famous climber - Chu Ka Wai.

This is the hangboard I built last weekend. It works pretty well. All I needed were 2 chunks of 2X4 from my wall construction, a router, 4 lag bolts, 4 washers and a drill. If anyone wants to know more details, PM me.

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T-Wall design , need level 2 climbing accessment card by SCA or MU to climb 12m high, 7 routes

Here is a look behind my 30º overhang where I put a shelf in. It's great! holds all my footwear and climbing gear!

This is the 30º overhang on my wall. It's 4 feet wide by 12 feet long.

This is an overall view of my new woodie! Yeeehaaww. 60º overhang, 45º overhang, 30º overhang and small vert sections.

This is an action shot of me at the Atlanta Rocks Perimeter location. It was pretty cool, except the routes are packed together like sardines. This is a very easy, warm-up route. There is a huge selection to choose from. I had a lot of fun on this trip.

Arthur was setting routes on this new imprint and profils ACS for a University.

This is a pic of me rapelling down the tower at the Virginia Beach Rock Gym.

This is one of the gyms I went to over Christmas vacation. It is located in Atlanta, Georgia. This is the downtown location, there is also a perimeter location.

this is on the ceiling in my room, it's not hard just lots of fun, especially to flip and land on my "crash pad". I'm just trying to show off, don't think it worked that much.

I don't really have a name for this route, tryin to think of a name for it. It's in my room and I'm on the trying to ignore the pains in me toes.

Keith climbing on his home wall. Provides for a great winter work out.

im in rockface at perth doin a grade 21 climb at the overhang, quite a nice climb

Work does not have to be a drag Monday mornings. Hehe, you wish you worked at a rock gym.

This pictures was made during the first ascents of the wall and the wall was still on it's place

This is the start of the first problem of the wall is a jump to a giant blue jug .

This picture is so perfect, it's almost hard to see it as a coincidence. I was doing a full-body span across the band room doorway at my school with my friend taking a picture of it. He took one, but something went wierd, so I suggested he take another. He got ready, and pressed the button. The shutter, however, waited for a moment to click, and in that exact moment, the door opened, and you can see the guy behind it.

Now for a bit of history. That guy coming through the door right underneath me happens to be the husband of my sister's former spanish teacher, with whom my family nearly got in a law suit just two years ago. He also happens to be the assistant principal, and head disciplinarian at our school. A real jerk, and the absolute worst possible person to catch me monkeying around, pun intended.

So he walks right out that door, not three feet under me, notices the camera flash, and says "Oh, I bet you didn't want me in that picture," AND WALKS OFF!!!

HE DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE THAT I WAS SUSPENDED IN THE AIR ABOVE HIS HEAD!!!

This has to be the absolute greatest picture that has been, or ever will be taken at my school! Credit for the photo goes to Max Stoner.

Who let the cats out? Meow...meow... One of the best reasons to seal the sides of your wall!

While building Sheppe's wall, this was the motivation to get it done fast (and the bouldering posibilities of course!).

Andrew climbing in Halifax, Nova Scotia at Ground Zero climbing gym. I'm climbing in one of their cave sections. Adam Baxter is taking the photo. Thanks Adam!