Jessa made an impresive, 3rd go, ascent of this classicly spooky LG pitch.

2nd pitch of Invisible Airwaves. Needed some more iron to finish the route.. next time we will send it. Its just big, burly, and vast.

Not sure what the name of this was but it looked amazing. First time at Looking Glass and its features are amazing.

We started off at the Southface and did a three pitch climb called sundial and then headed to the Northface. Took this along the way.

at the top of the first pitch ... as you can see i'm doing an awesome job of belaying :-P

Fell in love at first sight. Not strong enough to free IT, just aid IT.

Another shot of Jimmy on the 5.11 third pitch of Glass Menagerie (5.13a). Visit my site at High Exposures.Photo by Chris Brown.

Yet another onsight to add to Jimmy's ticklist. Waste Not Want Not (5.12c) - Looking Glass, NC. See more at High Exposures. Photo by Chris Brown.

Jimmy Stout doing his best Derek Zoolander impersonation on the 3rd pitch of Glass Menagerie, Looking Glass, NC. See more at High Exposures. Photo by Chris Brown.

This is my very first climb! It was the best experience ever! I can't wait to dicover more routes and rocks! I feel free and open when I climb!

Laban Swafford on final approach to the finish of Waste Not Want Not (5.12c) Looking Glass, NC. Please visit my site High Exposures.

This would be Fritz at the belay, watching me spin around like an idiot fiddling with a camera while out on a lead. On a hook. Under a 40-to-50-foot roof. That's one fine route, all I have to say. Harrison Shull freed it at 5.13, I went for the easy ascent at C1.

An anon. climber rapping off of Scott Fisher at Looking Glass, NC.

Another shot of the climber rapping down from Scot Fisher. It was a perfect day for climbing on the North Side.

Crossing the horizon on the headwall pitch of The Glass Menagerie, Looking Glass, NC.

The second pitch of Invisible Airwaves launches itself upwards from a large ledge, gradually thinning into a tiny left-leaning seam near the top. Note that some of my gear actually cleans itself!

Jimmy Stout chicken wingin' past the crux of Glass Menagerie's last pitch. High Exposures.

Tim Jarvis cleaning the incredibly steep (and completely fixed) 3rd pitch of Invisible Airwaves (5.10 A2) Looking Glass, NC.

Matt Floyd tip-toeing up the corners and ledges of Invisible Airwaves 1st pitch (5.10 A2) Looking Glass, NC.

Tim Jarvis cleans the thin traverse on the 1st pitch of Remember Appomattox (A2) Looking Glass, NC.

Chris Brown getting plenty of hammertime on the thin seam of Zombie Zoo (A3) Looking Glass, NC. Please visit my site High Exposures.

The second pitch of Invisible Airwaves, at Looking Glass, starts off the most comfortable ledge I've ever seen and is one of the most striking pitches at the glass. The first pitch of the climb is 5.10c and comes up the dihedral on the left side of the massive ledge in the picture while this pitch is A2 or C4 and the last pitch is A2+ and amazingly steep.

Green hills and splitter cracks..errr water grooves. Jimmy Stout enjoying Glass Menagerie's last pitch. High Exposures.

Chris on the second pitch of Looking Glass' incredible thin seam route Zombie Zoo (A3). High Exposures.

Tim Jarvis cruising up the ever-thinning, ever-arching 2nd pitch of Invisible Airwaves (5.10c A2) Looking Glass, NC. Please visit my site High Exposures.