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The sound of the current of the river, birds flying and singing, the breeze moving the trees.....Relaxing, enjancing and exciting!

This is Lee, fairly new to climbing but has done a lot of bouldering. You sure know when he cant get a move cos you can hear the swearing ecco through the whole vally! Its very funny!

"Double D" 5.11 Mike Q.(monkey) making it look easy. Dixon Lake, CA It takes some people a year to get this one. I can't get this one right Howie W. photographer

Jeremy pulling off some smooth moves last weekend at Berowra. It rained a couple of times through the day but it was only light and nothing to worry about.

maddie at Berowra on a 21, with tom below yelling out 'Crank it, crank it' every five seconds!

This is a pic taken in Narrabeen, otherwise known to us as... leech city! Yes thats right we were covered in the little, and sometimes FAT creatures. And just when you think your safe, (climbing a slab) you take off your shoe at the end of a climb to find

In the crack just below my foot was a snake, which my friend Clare, named Cyril. I wasnt the first one to do the route, as Tom had already led the climb without noticing it! As Steve Irwin would say, 'Crikey thats Dangerous'

A fun 21 at Berowra. There is heaps of nice little pockets at the start to get you going but towards the middle and end theres nothing but a few crimpers.

Maddie on a nice little 17 at Berowra with Jeremy on belay. This was the last climb of the day.

"The Shoulder" at Dixon. Matt S. is at the half way point of this climb. Howie W.(extrasports) is the photographer. 5.9++ maybe a 5.10

Dixon Lake, California "The Shoulder" Technical start then a lie back then over the shoulder it's gets tough, balance, strength, upper body, last step is a transverse. This climb is great for training. Matt S. is focused on this climb while Howie W. is c

This is a picture of my son,Tim(billy goat) Miller just before the crux.As you can tell from the amount of pics submitted,we are gere a lot!

Here I am at the top of the route we do a lot on the crag at Neversink.It's about 35' high and maybe a 5.6-5.7 climb.

This is what you see when you get to the top of Neversink Mt.crag.A spectacular veiw of the city of Reading.

This is a shot of me climbing Breakaway Right,just below the roof,just before the crux.Once over the roof and a few holds in the crack,the crux is above that.FUN!!!!

This is a veiw of the crag as seen from the road.This picture was taken in the spring,so, the veiw will be harder to see with leaves on the trees.

as you can see its not worth traveling miles for..... but if your in the area, theres not much else, so mt studley becomes an allmighty inner city crag.

this is a view of the crappy little cliff called dights falls, there is a water fall is just to the left which churning murky yarra water flows over, for real rock inner cty, its not bad, and the river makes for a nice backdrop.

This picture is of me getting ready to belay (no I'm not actually on belay). At birthday rock. We set up at the chimney so we could climb a variety of routes.

Taking on an overhang at Eagle Bluff. A cold wet day ahhh but what the heck. We had the crag all to ourselves so we made the best of a frozen finger kinda day.

Photo of Slick Rock with Slippery Slope route drawn in. Photo by Bob Gentry/Jason Cronk.

This is Patrick on "Gulliver's Travels" a 5.7 face that seems very 5.8ish.

This is Louis (l_j_x) on his 1st outdoor climbing trip, climbing Ivy Right.

This is the topo for the Slippery Slope route on Slickrock, Idaho. Since the topo, we also added a couple additional bolts to guide climbers a bit more.

Located northeast and several thousand feet higher than Phantom Ranch. Probably the most popular interior summit in Grand Canyon. FA Ganci and Tidrick - 09/11/58 Photo by Pernell Tomasi