rumney nh, V0, by the Umbrella Traverse, early morning, waking up from a hang over, rumney ratings are sick...

I have no idea what particular problem this is, but it was a lot of fun - crimpy holds and bad feet to start. Photo was taken in July of 2005. We didn't have a guidebook, but just had fun figuring out the problems we could find. What you can't see in the picture is that i'm covered in citronella spray as an attempt to ward off the indiscriminating mosquitos.

A beautiful crack in a beautiful area. Oh how I would love to be a local here...until next time.

Jules on Spragueosaurus, v5, at the Blackjack Boulders.

Me attempting this amazing problem!! I cant wait to get back on it!!

4 months after shoulder surgery, Meg works the crimps of Spragueasorus, V5, at Rumney. Although she couldn't quite pull through this move, "she'll be back".

The surgery was to repair a torn labrum on the right shoulder, and her return to climbing was fully supported by the sports medicine surgeon who has performed the same procedure on dozens of football players.

Now at 6 months post-op, she is back at 100% and climbing like her old self.

Re-submitted after digital sharpening.

After a full day of climbing, Meaghan knocks down the V2 Umbrella Traverse.

The Rain didn't deter Rob and Theresea in Rumney as they sought shelter and fun on the Umbrella Traverse.

me on zig zag crack (v0) mike wanted to take some pictures for a school project so i said he could go to the top of zig zag crack and i will climb it. yeah well once i got to the top and made him pull me the rest of the way up he dropped the camera (because of me) and it broke! ha