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dime edge crips and a crappy smear, and the battle begins. Don Freeborn on Battle of the Bulge, Bishops Peak, CA

If you see this guy on the rock, go the other way. His abysmal singing will make your ears bleed and your dog howl. Johnny being a goof rapping down off of Lycra

Creature Feature is a very popular route with a short snady face leading to a large shelf with a roof above it. Once over the roof, it feels like a 5.7, but it is a 5.9 10-bolts 60 ft wall.

Here I am looking puzzled... probably scanning the rock for the next bolt on a route that I'm pretty sure is a 10a on the Casino cliffs of Jacks's Canyon. In case you were wondering... I found it.

Here is Kevin TR'ing this fine offwidth juring the Skaha long weekend get together.A great time was had by all!

Two climbers on a granite face climb near Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota

Steve Elia of Bishop CA on La (Le?) petite illusion, Ceuse France.

This is me (Andria) again, leading another route at Jacks Canyon. After catching my breath and holding this position for what seemed like an eternity, I discovered that the remainder of the route was much less stressful.

This is me (Andria) leading a 5.7 on the Casino Cliffs wall of Jacks Canyon, AZ. The credit for this shot goes to my friend Hillary who documented some of my first leading experiences.

the Amazon boulder is a fine boulder located in the South American group. this side features pleasant edges and sidepulls (5.10). the uphill face is a .11 TR and the East face has been TR'd @ .13b ( !!! ).

Here's me hair farmin' back in '96 on Banana Dance a severely overhung 11d jug haul at turtle wall. If you like overhung stuff, you'll like turtle wall.

My friend Jon Tung (jman) on one of the new bolted climbs at Bubba City. Not sure of the name but I think it was a 5.7 or 5.8.

My friend Dustin on the start of Fabulous Groupies (5.9) at Summersville Lake, WV.

One of the new 5.8's at Bubba City, and my first chimney. Stem most of the way to the top (weird).

Nice climb at Summersville Lake. Crux is first few moves above ledge halfway up.

I don't like wet climbs, but wet overhangs are even worse. I am guessing that this is Johnson Route, because the guide book sucks. After this the rest of the climb is cake. Be watching for some pic posts from rck_climber and melancholy on this route.

On the left side of the picture is the industrial wall. The approach is a little dicy. Nice scenery out the other side of the canyon. Try and hit this place when the snow melts.

Easy but fun slab with a beautifull cracks at the top of the route. Photo by Pietro Rago

Vertical slab on little but good hold that need a good use of foot in the first part. Photo take by Pietro Rago under a light rain.

Pranaguy toproping on "delusions" at Frustration. This is such a sweet climb, in a sweet location. This photo doesen't do the wall justice.

This is me fallin', while sporting, a 5.10b. I thought it was a 5.7 but I was wrong. The other route turned about to be right next to the one i was doing. Pure proof that I suck :P

Matt Dupper pulling through the crux of "scar", 5.10a, at Frustration Creek. Taken by Phil Fulton.

This is "Godzellas Buttress" at Poway Crags, need I say more...photo by Howie W.

Sport Wall Poway Crags. This overhang route is called the "Unknown 5.11" Gets it's name because it's unknown how to climb this beast! Photo by Howie W.

This is the Sport Wall in Poway. Many sport climbs from 5.8 to 5.11d. There's another wall called Godzella which I will post with my other photos 5.10's to 5.12c. This photo was taken by Howie W.