Walter Pofahl toproping Left Field in April 1979. We called the route "Tree Crack", thought it to be 5.5, and lead it a month later.

Me toproping Cracker Jack in November 1978. At the time, we thought the grade to be 5.9.

Dan Long, who at the time worked in the store 'The Camp Site' in Huntington, WV, toproping Cracker Jack in November 1978.

This is a photo of me toproping Center Field in November 1978.

This is a photo of Steve Taylor of Huntington, WV, on Center Field in October 1978. At the time, we thought the grade was 5.4.

This photo shows Steve Taylor of Huntington, WV, toproping Right Field in October 1978. We thought the route was 5.6 at the time.

A photo of the trail map to get to the Sailing Hawks bouldering area.

Waiting for belayer to get their act together

Rappeling; route follows the flakes to the left of the rope line here.

route starts at bottom left and follows crack up

Heading up stepping stones on a first ascent. Good climb for beginners

My climbing/bee keeping husband is in the battle for his life. Metastatic lung cancer is ravaging his body.

Ozark Highlands Trail in Arkansas

Camhead failed to shootz me

Nobody fucks with the Camhead.

0.7 miles from paved road. Left side of Canyon. There is 5 different routes to climb in this one area. Some are marked with an orange dot. This route has a challenging middle section. There are two anchors that can be top roped. If you're looking for something easier, there's a crack to the right which allows you to skip the micro fracture.

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