I believe James was workin' out on Tin-Monkeys when I took this shot. Please someone correct me if I have the wrong route.

great great climb. even though it is a 5.12 it is pretty easy but the steepness of the climb is what gets to you

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, classically cool before the crux of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, soaring the crux of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, on the second feet-cutting move of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, nearing the shuts and sending Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, on an earlier attempt of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

My brother Mike on the Drillary Step at Rumney (that's me belaying in the background). Yup, we're rain climbing and it's still dry! Photo by Utch.

My brother Mike on the Drillary Step at Rumney#2-(me belaying) this still stays dry after 5 days of rain! Photo by utch.

Here's another rainy day route at Rumney- Orangahang. Photo by utch.

Me climbing Orangahang at Rumney- again. Photo by utch.

My brother Mike giving me a belay on the Drillary Step at Rumney. Photo by Utch.

I think this is my favorite—my brother mike on Drillary Step at Rumney, (i'm belaying). photo by utch.

Drillary Step at Rumney, new hampshire on a rainy day. meg climbing. photo by utch.

Orangahang is an great route in an amazing area, and with an great view to stare at when your not on the wall

Scottie giving a good go at Orangahang, he didnt send it this try, but next try that thing is going down.

Unknown climber underclinging India on The Crusher 11d

This is someone we met up @ Rumney who was working the Predator. (5.13) I think he finally sent it!

Pulling on the crux undercling of "The Crusher" (11d). It's really a good undercling when you get above it, but while you're below it, it's a bad pinch you have to stand up on.

Even though it's all jugs, the pumpyness really starts kicking in here, in the convenient little overhang that guards the chains. The severely overhanging arete in the background is Predator (13b)

This is me just off the rest ledge about halfway up "The Crusher" (11d), getting ready for the crux. The impressive arete of "Predator" (13b) is in the background.

This is a picture of the opening moves on Orangahang in Rumney NH. A sequency crux with big moves is what makes this route worth your while. Photo By:Amos Benninga

I took this over the summer at Rumney, NH. My friends and I had just finished climbing, and wanted to see if anyone was up on Predator (5.13b). Lo and behold, this guy was, and later on a couple of French climbers. An amazing climb and an amazing view.

This is a funny key hold in the route Orangahang. I call it the monster. When I give my beta, it sounds like : ok, re-bang with the left under the monster, then cross with the right in the mouth, yes ! Match, jam your left inside the mouth, clip ! Perfect ! Now, put your right thumb in the eye of the monster and undercling his palate ! It's done ! It works pretty well !

This was sent out to the mountaineering club mailing list here at Dartmouth College awhile ago. Photo was taken by Michael Golub '03, showing Gabriel Martinez '99 on the Predator 5.13b. Gabe hurt his left heel earlier that day and decided to just tape it up and play around shoeless for the rest of the afternoon.