This is the question mark wall with Utah lake in the background. The truth is out there, UFO's exist and they know where the good climbing is. This picture is proof!

Vertical slab on little but good hold that need a good use of foot in the first part. Photo take by Pietro Rago under a light rain.

Easy but fun slab with a beautifull cracks at the top of the route. Photo by Pietro Rago

This is about a 5.5 or 5.6 toprope climb on which I began my climbing career. Hehe! Nice view of the city of Reading from the top.

This is what you see when you get to the top of Neversink Mt.crag.A spectacular veiw of the city of Reading.

This is a picture of my son,Tim(billy goat) Miller just before the crux.As you can tell from the amount of pics submitted,we are gere a lot!

Here I am at the top of the route we do a lot on the crag at Neversink.It's about 35' high and maybe a 5.6-5.7 climb.

This is a veiw of the crag as seen from the road.This picture was taken in the spring,so, the veiw will be harder to see with leaves on the trees.

This is the map of the gym telling you how to get there after you got to Kokhav-Yair, follow the red spots till you grt to the Community center.

All routes have their name painted on the rock at the start, my excuse for not putting the lines in exactly the right place.

Head down this trail to get to the climbs. If you stay right, you'll end up at the far right-end of area D (Ferratina).

Photo taken from the teleferico (tramway) of the routes accessible through la chiminea (the chimney - class 4) and the routes below it.

This route looks harder than it is from the bottom. Or from this perspective, perhaps easier. It's an excellent 5.10a.

This route is accessed by scrambling up a ramp, going through a cave, hopping a chasm and hiking to the edge of a cliff. Begin there. Sling the first hole in the rock since the first bolt is chopped, procede over the juggy roof and tip-toe to the anchors. 5.10

In the Gruta

The key hole in the treasure chest(Bau)

Climbing El Diretto at Livezey Rock, Philadelphia

the beginning of la nada