this top out problem showed us all a good time...i forget the name but it was in the warm up aria to the left of the hand crack...this hand belongs to derek hanrahan...he send, with a good fight...

this was one of the best shots of the day...only other climber can imagine what would cause such a face....

jules with the kitty ears...i made her wear them in every picture...isnt she a pretty kitty...

Flailing on some sort of slab V2 at Pawtuckaway. Must have been tired out from all of those V13 on-sights...or...not.

possible profile pic, this is me on some unknown problem at pway. It was an awesome day thaks edge for the photo:)

this is me trying a route that i couldn't find in any guide so if you know the name or grade please let me know

Edge pinching the arete on the fun and classic Pawtuckaway problem, Cause for Commotion. V3 from the sit.

Zeb working Uncle Climax V9 on the Swirly boulder at Blair woods in Pway. Photo by Jake

Jules working Ride the Lightning.. Her long standing project at Pway. Photo by Jake

Here's me getting further than i thought i would on RTL. Photo by Jules

Vasya attempting to find peace(with little success) before sending General Lee at Blair woods. Photo by Jake

Meaghan enjoys the awesome V2 arete of Cause For Commotion at the Round Pond Boulders of Pawtuckaway.

the best route ive ever climbed... topping out was a high point in my life... photo by lee hansche

Don't remember the name of the route, but definitely remember that sketchy flake.

photo by lee hansche a perfect day to send this classic problem, cool and crisp with plenty of spotters and pads...but most of all support, and beta...

Arete problem at Pawtuckway State Park in NH. The camera decided that my forearm was the most appropriate focal point. Photograph by Todd Mannherz.

The Balance Boulder is a sight to behold at the Round Pond area in Pawtuckway State Park. It may not, however, be climbable unless you're pretty strong (which I am not).

This is my buddy Todd trying the opening move of one of the boulder's easier problems.

this pic was shot of me by my friend tony.. on this supposed 5.9 but i didn't even think it reached 5.8 but that is my opinion.. you climb up right up off this ledge clip the firs piece which is a piton then then continue up the face.. you can use some gear but most of it is bolts an p's it is a fun climb though....

This is me getting my ass kicked on Ride The Lightning at Pawtuckaway State Park.
I'll get it next year...
Photo by Lee Hansche.

Rachel pulling the double toe hook on Overlooked. Crazy problem with a sketchy landing.. pads and spotters are key. Taken by Jake

Foo popping the dyno in the boulder natural area in Pawtuckaway. I forget the problem but it's a great warm up with some fun variations. Taken by Jake

Photo by foograbinstone, belay by tcollins. June 21, 2003. The roof is a fine warmup climb, weighing in at 5.7. The roof part is rather easy, certainly not the crux of this short climb.

My second day trying Hobbit Hole, an excellent V3. Photo taken with a timer.

This is one of the funkiest problems at the grade (or any) that I've ever seen. Here Bryan Hill chalks up during the double-foot-jam-free-hang.

Classic Lip Traverse problem, really interesting top out.