Me doing the hike up to Stone Mountain NC to climb The Great Arch, before the rain set in

this was awesome and so much fun to climb! Stone Mountain

starting u either the 2nd or 3rd pitch of The Great Arch at Stone Mtn.

rap down from The Great Arch at Stone Mountain

on the Summit at Stone Mountain by way of The Great Arch

Looking up the Great Arch from the base of the first pitch

At Stone Mountain, there are a lot of deer. We stopped to look at some on the side of the road on the way out the last time we were there. One of them decided it would stick it's nose in the passenger side window. My buddy Dave was freaking out thinking it was going to sneeze on him (random). The picture looks kinda like crap because it was taken with my phone, while laughing hystarically, but the picture is not zoomed in all the way, seriously, I was considering petting it, it was that close.

G-Money following Pitch 2 of Grand Funk Railroad, at Stone Mountain, NC. Really nice crisp fall day.

G-Money leading the luscious "electric boobs" @ Stone Mountain, NC. Slabulous!

Richard near the 2nd bolt on P2 of Grand Funk Railroad, Stone Mountain, NC

G-Money running out past a tied off horn on the cruiser, highly featured 3rd pitch of Grand Funk Railroad, Stone Mountain NC.

Matt Zemler comming over the Block move

Me leading a 5.5 slab

Resting at the top of the Great Arch. Perfect day for climbing.

Jamie's first lead was pitches 2 and 3 of No Alternative. 2 days later Crystal Lizard.

Taken from the Tree Ledge, looking up Pitch 1 of The Great Arch at Stone Mountain. It's a very aesthetic line, not terrifically fun to climb though. Color adjusted by Samantha.

Tito walking of the Grand Funk Railroad

Great Arch on a crisp March day, 2009

Johnny preparing to lead climb Father Knows Best.

Johnny closing in on the first bolt of Captain Crunch on a very warm June day.