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The "Nutcracker" in the "Keep" area of Krabi, Thailand. My favorite climb in Krabi, about 5.10. Face climb, undercling a flake, thin traverse and up to the top.

This point is a little after the start of one of the bouldering routes on the Flaming Testicle. It is completely overhanging and has pretty good holds.

Shot of desert Dome taken from the car on Hwy #40 in Kananaskis south of Galatea parking lot.

In a hurry to pack up and get out to an unclimbed 18' roof crack in an area near Priest Draw, I tried to cut open a gatorade bottle with a $50.00 german high-carbon steel paring knife and wound up damn near cutting off my finger instead. Here I am four hours after my second surgery, indulging in a little frontier "anasthesia". Moral of the story? Don't Drink and Knife ;-}

Ahhh. The wonders of photoshop. Here I am, St. Newton, climbing Bad Moki Roof in Moab, Utah. Do Bad Moki Roofs go to heaven or hell? I think you know the answer.

This is my profile pic, kinda goofy but that is the point.

This is me. People were talking about gear slings so I thought I'd put up a picture of mine. It's doubled up 7/16" tubular webbing with over-hand knots every 6" or so. and a water knot at the end to tie it all together. Works pretty well and gives me 10 independent gear loops.

Well i didn't like my old one so this is me playing around at RIRG this time.. notice the store bought holds quite the upgrade from Gravity..Also the people who set the boulder routes are nuts but a whole lot of fun

A cold day in the Chiracahuas. 17 degrees the night before and I'm just drinking Coffee with the pooch.

rrrADAM walking a line set up by SlacklineBrothers.com at the Pheonix Bouldering Contest. Photo By: Mark "fiend" Feenstra

While in the Rockies last winter, something in the water made peoples hair change colour. I think it was the barley, yeast, and hops in the water :P

Not that great of a picture, I know, but It's the memory... This is me standing under the waterfall at Hideout Hollow after a long day of climbing. The falls are about 30 ft. and the bluff cuts back under like a large amphitheater. The ceiling under the falls is covered with luminescent moss and lichen.

Just another profile pic of a wannabe dirtbag climber.

This is a shot taken by my buddy Everett King looking West up the Rock Creek drainage from Starr Peak, near Mono Pass in the Sierra Nevada Range, California, USA. No, its not a TNF ad!

My mom took this pic of my Dad and I before we sent a route on Tahquitz! This was his first multi-pitch route and he was awsome. My Dad is the one who turned me on to climbing when I was Twelve. Thanks Dad!!! Hey lets do it again soon. My Mom had a little friend visit while we were on the route as well. She was all alone enjoying the woods when Mr. Snake paide her a visit. She was cool though, at least after we got back! I Love you guys Sean. PS The serious looks in the photo are because I was giving Dad a little of the treatment. Ya know, you tell em "Oh its any easy route but remember DO NOT......" etc. HEHEHEHE

This is a pic of me. I hope to climb a lot his summer. I first climbed last year with my uncle out in the rockies.

Some 12d or 13a that I totally flailed on. Maybe someday. It had a bail bener on it so I figured I'd try to claw my way up it and score some booty but I ended up using that very bail bener that I was hoping to score.

This is Drew, standing at Echo Dome and taking in the view. It was cloudy on that monday and the hike back to to cars was interesting as we were pelted with golf-ball size pieces of hail. We learned to be prepared!

This is just a profile pic. It was taken of me hanging out in the Wonderland of Rocks during a spring break trip to Joshua Tree, March 2003. As you can see, I'm really happy to be there.

What..Did you think my only interest was climbing? Here I am contemplating the meaning of life (and how to win the red-eye catching contest) as I graze on my Captain Crunch.

This is me again. Hopefully Adam won't delete it this time... (just busting your chops, Adam)

One advantage to having six feet is that you can wear a shoe for most every style of climbing!

Wee-Wee the Big Wall Crab drawn by Elise

Wee-Wee the Big Wall Crab comes out of free climbing retirement, and shows us how to sink a bomber hand jam. Er, uh, crab jam.....

Wee-Wee drawn by Elise

Wee-Wee the Big Wall Crab demonstrates the proper technique for climbing finger cracks.

Wee-Wee drawn by Elise

This is the Pic of me on the ground after I took a fall and the rope almost took off one of the berrys from my twig and berries. As you can see nobody gave a crap the all laughed. I think it was RRRAdam that took this shot.