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Necessary Evil is a classic 5.10 B. Located on the evil pillar, hard to find but worth the look. Todd on top, Photo by Randy Cordray.

This is me on a cold winter day last year redpointing wishbone (5.11a) Move fast and dont miss the slot at the top or you will be in for a good ride.

There is sport climbing in Sedona. This is my friend Stephen climbing for his first time ever outside. Not sure what the climbs were rated as I couldn't find a guide book, but we still had a blast

Turn right at the second tunnel and go down the hill for few hundred meters (can't miss it) This wall stays in the shade until noon (perfect for good morning climbs)

Cool day is located at the 3rd tunnel (Between the front and rear tunnel). Coolest climbs in the summer. 10 Meter rappel from the ground takes you to lower area with easier routes.

Unhung,er I mean unsung Valley hero Kevin Fosburg on...............................

Emily Butler tops out on one of the most popular mid grade sport routes in the Grampians. The big runout betwen the second and third bolts scares mnay people. Jugular Pulse grade 21 (5.10c), The Watchtower, Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

Rick, aka trickster, and I had an unbelievable day at Echo Rock on Dec. seventh. Beautiful weather and only saw maybe fifteen climbers that day. He snapped this photo of me on Double Dip. If you could see my face my smile stretched ear to ear. My favorite climbing day so far.

Merrick on the start of Bad Moon Rising. A bouldery start is followed by sustained face climbing, with a crux roof move at the end. Photo by Colt45.

Mike finishing Chain Reaction (5.12c): the holds are huge, but the move is still a bit strenuous!! Photo by Merrick Schaefer.

Good top roping from all faces at Gibson Flats. Relatively easy climbing for beginners. Good crack climbing close to top on left side.

Basti clips the anchors of "Melting Souls", 9- (5.12.c) Turkey. Photo by Jörg Zeidelhack

Here is my friend and mentor Dave Scott warming up on Snooker, 5.12d on the GMC wall at the Motherlode. It's the middle of December and about 50 degrees!

Arturo Gonzales doing the direct variation of Blockbuster 5.11 Avoiding the left arete.

This is my newest project. Airbrushing a pic of a friend of mine at the new. Photo reference by eye, done 100% by optical mouse, photoshop 6, airbrush tool, dodge/burn tools, smudge tool, no filters. Once completed ill delete this unfinished one and send it in for artwork. enjoy! *cropped for size*

5.13a . he is climbing since 2000 and heis one of my best freind i love the way he climb

fire way 5.13a .he is working for 3 year .he is one of kermanian rock climbing team

we call it fire way .it`s 5.13a .mohamad is one of the best youth climber in iran

Steve just getting to the buisness end on this great little route.

Jessie working on a route at Lost City, near Chandler Park in Tulsa, OK.

Lu does the crux - rockover on Capitain Kirk, 8- (5.11.d), Turkey. Photo by Jörg Zeidelhack.

This Joshua Tree classic, Papa Woolsey, starts right out of the back of one of the campsites in Hidden Valley's main loop. Back in 1976 you could actually drive in on Friday night and claim it. Today, you have a better chance of hitting the lottery.

Papa Woolsey in Joshua Tree's Hidden Valley Campground is one of the Park's must-do routes. This picture was taken about 20,000 ascents ago in 1976. Note the lack of quickdraws, the 1/4" bolt, and the primitive fashion statement.

This is me taking a much needed rest under the roof of "Pretzl Logic" 12a, at the Bonsai cliff Rumney, NH. It had a tad bit of PhotoShop work done on it :) I was doing a little meditating before making another attempt at pulling the roof on a string of not so fun pinches. In the background you can see a small crack in the bottom of the orange streak this is "India" a sick 12a/b trad line, next to that is "Kundilini" 12d then in the bottom right you see the start of "Peer Preasure" 10d which was the first "real" sport route at Rumney set in 1987.

Lead climbing the face to the right of the Whipping Post. Chimney up the Whipping Post and then tranfer to the face.