Here I am at the end of the 2nd pitch after gaining the top of the buttress for one of the best positions in Linville Gorge. Too bad the film got damaged in a storm. Photo by Dave Taylor

One of my favorite hard pitches down on the NC wall. This pitch is mostly bolted, but don't let that fool you, it is quite exciting!

Doug leading the direct start variation to the "original" RinkyDink. This is a great pitch.

This is the NC wall as seen from the Gold Coast Cliff.

Just getting started on this 180' route down below the NC wall. An exposed and very worthy route to bag.

This giant roof actually goes easily when you figure out how to negotiate the slot.

Pitch one of the Pansie Wall. Jon is following the upwards traversing ramp.

Not the Apricot buttress but rather the "Camel" which sits just behind it.

Christian climbing the last pitch of Lost In Time. This pitch goes at about 5.8. The route climbs a blank looking wall just right of the "Slimey".

This part of the NC wall is very worthwhile yet under appreciated. The route shown here is one of 4 high quality lines on this part of the cliff. Photo was taken by a long lost friend.

I'm high on the route in this photo. It's a fun climb in a remote location. Have fun trying to find this route on your first attemp! Turn right onto the trail that has a tree with a stone attached!

Bumblebee Buttress

Myself on Apricot Jam