The rock covered islands and peninsulas which comprise the landscape along the Andaman Sea of Thailand are a unique paradise. Vertical walls of immaculate limestone are concentrated along an ocean and jungle landscape that provide a sancturary for tired mountaineers and those who love dangling from steep, gorgeous rock.
Another spectacular sunset over the Andaman Sea from Railay Beach.
.JPG "Image")
Kim Jacobs cranking an 11+ over Tonsai Beach.
.JPG "Image")
Heidi Kloos making the 3rd pitch 5.12 "sea of pockets" look easy.
.JPG "Image")
Miles Smart perfecting his Thai cooking skills.
.JPG "Image")
Miles belaying at the base of the "Thaiwand Wall".
.JPG "Image")
The "difficult approach" across the Princess Beach, Railay.
.JPG "Image")
Bouldering near the Princess Cave as the local merchants take a card-playing break.
.JPG "Image")
Cheri Silvera "warming up" on some 5.11 pockets.
.JPG "Image")
A Spanish climber on his month-long project on the Tonsai Beach wall.
.JPG "Image")
A Taiwanese climber projecting a hot 5.13 near "Dum's Kitchen", Tonsai.
.JPG "Image")
Eli getting his stalactite fix near the Princess Cave.
.JPG "Image")
Miles on a multi-pitch 5.12 on the Thaiwand Wall.
.JPG "Image")
Heidi sending the crux of another multi-pitch 5.12 on the Thaiwand Wall.
.JPG "Image")
A final perfect sunset in Thailand.
|
.JPG "Image")