and if you look closely devin's black diamond daisy chain is clipped in euro death mode. photo taken by marie, who coincidently "helped" devin out by clipping his daisy chain for him. that was mostly lies. the photo was taken by marie.

This is a very nice route in the Trapps. It was a great day.

Me warming up early in the morning on an unnnamed problem on the Boxcar boulder. Nice slopers although short.

It was my first gunks lead ever! I switched off leads with Wonderwoman, and we took this pic at the top of the first pitch. Although we climbed Easy O, we never did see the overhang... Photo taken by: Wonderwoman

Greg coming up P2 of High Corner

this is me leadin up baby in my rockin pair of overalls.

Here's a picture of me climbing Belly Roll at the gunks. Oddly enough, this wasn't posed.

What a great first day at the gunks. This move coming off the ledge was great. What a awsome day!

What a great fall day it was! I'm just glad I finally got a photo up and figured out how to post it. This time it was my german friend who snapped the pic. Yes, I do use my hexes.

Chris Duca on the first pich of Frog's Head, 5.6.

This is me, wearing both dev's and my full racks and getting ready to climb Belly Roll. I wasn't sure if we had enough gear for this 60 foot 5.4. Wish i had more, i ran out halfway up.

"KITT" fiddles with gear before the roof on Snooky's P3

C.C.K. is probably one of the best routes to take photos of the leader without having a third person. It's also a pretty fun route. We ended up doing it twice this day because I screwed up the photo taking the first time. I think the sun was in a much better position this time anyway. Since this was her second time leading this route, the same morning, she was more comfortable with me messing with the camera. I think with a third person we could have took more and better photo's.

Me building up courage and gravity on the direct variation to Arch, "Wick's banana"

"What knarly crack right above me? uhh...maybe there's something better over there!"

Uasunflower on Shockley's Ceiling on a warm November day.

Last fall we took a cold, but beautifully clear November day off work and finally found High Exposure free of the weekend crowds. As Noobs we had been working up to this all year - it was also our 10th Wedding aniversary (ahh....) so a very special day for us when we both led the final pitch. Picture taken from the final belay ledge.

Two of my climbing parterns on High E. Paul was on the lower ledge belaying Christy while she climbed past some water runoff on the 1st pitch. (I put it in the Trad category because I wasn't sure where else to put it. The belayer trad climbed and then top-roped us up the rest of the pitch. I'm a newbie, so I apologize for any mistakes.) The day was perfect - 38-40 degrees at the start, sun, very low humidity, and very low wind.

This is me on my last visit to the gunks during our last climb of the season in that area.

This was taken by my friend, Ben, who had just come back from active duty. He had a great time, unfortunetly he had the camera so i didn't get any shots of him in action.

An unknown climber belays their second on Strictly From Nowhere (5.7). This was taken from top of P1 of Ribs. The Strictly belay is also an exciting rap station.

Dennis Hromin climbing with Dave G belaying at top.

Closeup of me climbing HighE at the Trapps

This was a fun 5.7. Though I was able to move through the Crux, I was too pumped out after several attempts as well as climbing throughout the day. This climb was on a exposed area that is close to the entrance if I am not wrong. Feel free to post if you know or recongize the area I'm talking about. I also got bored, I decided to crop as well as add B/W. I really don't have an idea of how to photoshop pics all that well...

Hanging out on Shockleys after a -very- slow climb. The busy weekend made for a long wait especially because the party ahead of us decided to cut the last pitch into two pitches.