I couldn't decide which photo to post. This is Sam on the second pitch of Kish Dish

I couldn't decide which photo to post. This is Sam on the second pitch of Kish Dish

David on an unknown route to the right of Kish Dish. Photo by Cliffhanger2040

David on an unknown route to the right of Kish Dish. Photo by Cliffhanger2040

David on an unknown route to the right of Kish Dish. Photo by Cliffhanger2040

Tighter shot of Phil Hoffman enjoying Chapel Hill Arete in the middle of December at Sauratown, NC. Photo by j_ung.

Gary Brown, laid back and relaxing on Liesure World, .10a/b. Photo by j_ung

North Carolina local, Buddy Brazenton sets out on the stellar, yet seldom climbed, second pitch of Kish Dish. Photo by j_ung.

Phil Hoffman plays in the sun on the Chapel Hill Arete. This is December in NC!

This nice route is the last one on the short sport route. Not sure of the name. Any help? Photo by cliffhanger2040

We had just finished our last climb for the day on Old Man's Sport Climb (my first lead!) and were headed down the mountain when I saw this beautiful view. The sun was low in the sky and it illuminated the upper parts of the rock with a brilliant yellow. I couldn't resist pulling out the camera for this shot.....

Jacob Warner, pulling the roof of Kish Dish without breaking a sweat.

Leader pulling the fun final roof of target practice. Big holds and big exposure close out the end of the route. Fun in the style of the nearby DC Comics route but easier. Just watch out for loose blocks.

Leader at the lower face section of target practice near the first bolt. Probably a good idea to place a piece of gear to protect moves through the chossy rock guarding that bolt. Enter via a shelf out left and traverse in. Route crux is in the orange face about 20 feet above just before you move left to approach the roofs.