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Tomás Furman climbing Escuela 4. (5,8). Section: Romel Sector 2, Piedra Romel in Chile. The Photo was taken by Gustavo Furman

This is a picture of me on the west wall this is the side that King and Queen Rocks are on this side is the most popular. This the rock at Pallisades is about 80 to 100 feet tall. On the other side of the river the rock steeper and much harder to climb.

Adam Guggenheims zips up the V6 'El Tarde' just before the sun sets at The Beach in Corona Del Mar, California.

This is the most common toprope section, which I am not toproping here.

This is one of the easier problems in this section.

Unknown climber on Way Up Yonder (5.11) at Roadside Crag of Kentucky.

Tensleep's Killer Karma in Wyoming is extremely steep but pretty easy at .11c

Justin at the top of Stolen chimney near Moab, Utah

Climber in Crawdad Canyon, photos taken by Ryan Furness

Climber in Crawdad Canyon, photos taken by Ryan Furness

Climber in Crawdad Canyon, photos taken by Ryan Furness

Climber in Crawdad Canyon, photos taken by Ryan Furness

Climber in Crawdad Canyon, photos taken by Ryan Furness

Eric Sullivan leading Brinton's Crack near Devil's Lake on an unusually warm February day.

This is the first move on the best bouldering route at rock canyon. This is the dynamic move. If you live in provo and you know how to get there, this is a fun place to go when you have a bit of free time.

Leading on Red Slab March 2001

Tim Dunsby on the first ascent of Super Simon.

Topo of Super Simon Wall of Swanage near Dorset, England

This an awesome 26 (5.12b/c) in a really cool 100ft tall crag called "As the world dissapears" in South Africa.

Craig Richey extends on a huge cross gap dyno on a short indoor boulder problem. The picture is low quality because it was recorded on video.

First make the flake, and then use the crack (often wet).

This picture shows the four main routes (help me with the names of the other two). The climber pictured is on "Orange Peel" - 5.7ish which goes straight up the right. Then straight up over the overhang. Straight up the "Y" in "RICEY" (name?) is a

Bridalveil falls and Leaning Tower. Yosemite National Park. photo by Quang-Tuan Luong, all rights reserved.