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Here is Skier Timm on Times Square on the lower S-Curves. A really fun route that often is overlooked because of Black Monday next to it. It is a great route too!

A lovely November afternoon. The temps were perfect for sending this day. This is one of many routes we did this day.

I can't remember the exact name of this climb but it was at 123 on Railey (Thailand). This climb started with a great outcroping [Railey was full of em :)] this shot is me just getting up and over it.

Jacqui Middleton crosses through on the second crux of Skullthuggery (26) at the camping cave of Bundaleer, Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Photo Kathy Dicker 35mm Slide

The Bundaleer camping cave is home to three hard sport routes. Grampians, Australia.

Neil Monteith on this thin arete route at Amnesty Wall, Stapylton, Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Photo Kathy Dicker 35mm Slide

Jacqui Middleton onsights the pocketed classic of The Tyrants Grasp (22) at Amnesty Wall, Stapylton, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

Jacqui Middleton pops the dyno at the end of the roof section of Stepping on Snakes (23), Sentinel Cave, Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital

Even after a rainy day, Rafael Vono sent this hard-moves route easily. Photo by Rafa Furlani

Lu is having a good time on "Muezzin", 8 (12.a), Turkey. Photo by Jörg Zeidelhack.

This is Trevor Curry climbing "Matt's route". (5.9) This route was set in 1998 at a remote lake in Northern Ontario. The photo was taken in 2001 by Toronto area guide Jeff Brownridge.

Tim Powers on "Permission Denied" (5.12a) over by the railroad tracks at Jackson Falls in Illinois. Photo by John Hirsch circa 1996.

Mike Kessler(Best Man) belaying Bill McCracken(Bachelor) on the start of Yaak Crack during Bill's Bachelor party.

Former LA Rockreation guru Bruce Anderson grappling typical Spanish "chorreras" on the island of Majorca.

Both this route and Femme Blanche 13c to the right are sparsely bolted

The west face of the Bong has seven (70') 5.11 sport routes that are all very high quality. Alpenglow is the hardest of the bunch. Eric Odenthal (the Jedi) has put up four of these routes. Here he is on the first ascent at the bottom crux. Photo by Brad Singer.

We spent our Spring Break road trip from Austin, TX to Red Rocks, NV. This is a pic of my friend Vlad at Stone Wall working a really long sport route. I think it was a 5.10b. I was screwing around with my Dad's digital camera and got this shot.

Neil Monteith goes the roof dropknee on this grade 25 (5.12a) route at Babylon, Nowra, NSW, Australia.

This is one of my friends on Dimond Cutter (5.10 c?) We were planning on warming up on some of the easier climbs aroud it, but they were in use. So we decided to warm up on this.

I got this photo of 2 women (from Dartmouth) climbing Airation Buttress on Cathedral Ledge in North Conway, NH. This is the last 2 pitches of an amazing face climb on this huge 500 ft. rock in the middle of North Conway. Nice job ladies!

Again, no idea what the route is, but a nice line with good pockets (one of the ones kind of on the east side of the area).

Don't know what the route name is (or the wall for that matter), but it's pretty cool climbing on big pockets.

it is jacob's ladder with 6 bolts and anchor at very end of climbing section in foster falls. a lot of fun to climb on !

During the early weeks of Oct, '02. I had the pleasure of traveling to the "Stronghold" for five days. First time there. Wx was perfect. We climbed in as many areas as possible. Stilletto had us lost in the manzanita looking for the route. It's on the Tombstone, in the vicinity of the west side access trail. Not as hard to find as we made it. An awesome arete, with great location and exposure.

Tim Marsh ticks the first ascent of Wave of Mutliation (24) on the superb rock of the Red Rocks area. Victoria Ranges, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide