when you drive 10 hours. you climb in the rain I believe this was on the cave route

Took this pic the next morning after hiking through the night and camping in the saddle b/t Table and Shortoff. Used some wierd filter mode with my buddies camera and came out with a pretty cool shot.

This picture was taken from near the helment buttress, perfect weather in Linville!

After a long day of hiking back and forth and back and forth to try and find the Mummy Buttress we gave up and headed to the North End. Nice climbing though.

It had taken us a good amount of time to find this spot, but the exposure was worth it.

This is my last look back at my belayer before I went around the corner and wound up with a 45 minute wait for the belay anchors.

This tree sat at the base of Peek-A-Boo at Table Rock, Linville Gorge, NC. I submitted it to offer to John Long for his next anchor book. I have another picture with a woman standing next to the roots, but they tower over her.

This is Kim taking the long runout on the third pitch of Jim Dandy

This picture was taken on our way out from Table Rock. As the road comes around a turn, you are hit with this amazing view. We just had to take a picture of it!

The joy of movement. The freedom of climbing. The solitude of leading. The beauty of nature. The best climber in the world is the one having the most fun. Jeff H. having a world of fun on pitch one of the four pitch Hidden Crack (5.7). Thanks to Roy C. for the Photo!

Taken just past the run out to the far right bolt...kinda sketchy. What a great climb though. The first move into the 2nd pitch is a little tricky. Totally makes the climb!!!

I am trying to remember exactly where I was before leading out of the trees. We took Jim Dandy to My Route and I snapped this possibly while being very lost on the East Face. Submitted as Assignment #1, framing.

Me climbing a 5.10 at the chimnies at Table Rock

this is my boy Ryan on top of Table Rock. It was too wet to climb so we hiked to the top and we were in awe of the beauty of being within the clouds.

Philip Beebe runnin out on the first pitch of my route. That things scary!!!

Graham Whitley, still high on Red Bull, works his way up the cave route.

Keith Collins enjoys a pb and j on the lunch ledge.

Yep, thats me climbing what i think is block route. It was a fun climb.

we's just sittin' der an dis thing done cames out of nowhere. it was 'ere one sec and den de next it weres gone! i's glad we has a camera!

These boulders are just right in the parking lot. Jim makes this hard crimpy traverse look easy.

The always psyched Paul Fueling about to do what he does best. Dyno as far as the body can go.

Brenda on the last P. of My Route. 5-6 Fun climb good pro. Just a great climb for it's grade

This photo was taken on lead by yours truly at the belay we set up after the overhang of my route 5.6. Overall, a great climb with a little runnout section at the end of the first pitch. Before you hop on this one make sure you are comfortable with 5.6 b/c if you are unlucky you could take an 80 footer...

E. Travis Thomas (Travis T) seconding the second pitch of Peek-A-Boo. He enjoyed the route but made me lead the second pitch with the pack. I forgave him. The route was well worth it.

One breezy move