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This is the new 5.15a at Smith Rock, Oregon. It has a bouldrey start that goes to a heel hook at the end. The plus part is that you can always get a drink at the top.

This is a foto of Ladd Cambelle jugging a fixed line on the 14th pitch of the Zodiac. This climb has quickly turned into classic route up the Captain, .

The sun is on the horizon and if he doesn't finish this pitch soon he'll be climbing in the dark! Pitch 19 "The Groove" rated C3F or A2, Shield route, El Capitan, Yosemite.

This is me at the top of Elevenmile Dome 2 or 3 years ago. Not a great pic of me, but a gorgeous look down into the canyon - One of the most beautiful places I've had the opportunity to climb yet.

This picture is taken on september of 2001. It's taken on parking in front of climbing zone. The views are very nice, you can see a lot of birds and the river.

This was taken 2 years ago at Shelf Road, CO on "Back Her Up The Wall and Caulk Her(5.11)". Ah, yes, my first (of many) unsuccessful attempt on a 5.11 :-).

Unknown climber at the top of Anchent Art of Fisher Towers. This is in southern Utah near Moab.

This is me buildering the church across the street.

rrrADAM on a great crack !!! Gotta put your hands deep into it to get the jams. This is a 5.8+ hand and fist crack in Little Cottonwood Canyon, Ut..

North face of the volcano

Direct route to the highest of the 3 peaks of this mountain.

The Graceland University Rock Climbing Club. On the first section of the climbing wall.

I have no idea what problem this is, but it was fun. Notice the crashpad...for those rainy day occasions. Courtesy of my friend, Bela.

How picturesque... bouldering on the beach. Alot of fun (sorry the picture wasn't that good of quality.

Steve is strutting his stuff at Ibex. Steve was taking a month long class on rock climbing.

Barefoot climbing, gold line rope, and a swiss seat to boot!!! Back in the day! that photo was taken around 1994. It's funny to look back at myself!

I have been to America for the International Mathematical Olympiad, in Washington DC. The participants stayed in the George Mason University and this picture is taken there when I couldn't stop myself.

Cookin' some Ramen on a ledge at 'Mag.' If you spill any noodles here, don't worry, there's a mouse that lives nearby and he'll take care of any leftovers. Anyway, a beautiful view from one of the Mt. Mag ledges.

Here is me peaking out from behind the really big rope. Still don't know how to use it, but I will learn

Checking out a new route