I'm having some issues with this photo and the alignment. It dosen't really work either way for me but it does capture the beauty of the rock really well and the cool movement.

pocket pullin in the Red! Steep and cruxy high up with good airtime.

Taking some airtime I cleard my leg prior to loading the cord!

rest before the crux

This is the middle of tissue tiger and fuzzy undercling.

Start to Tissue tiger including cheater stump for shorter people.

One of the best climbs at Military Wall. It is a great warm-up with big holds and fun moves.

we had a n awesome time at the gorge, love going there cant wait to go back and eat some good ass pizza again

after getting some killer beta from a very kind local, i sent the crux with very little effort best spring break trip ever

After climbing indoors for about a year and minor outdoor bouldering this is my first time on ropes

Myself, jug hauling on: fuzzy undercling, 11b sport. Photographer: unknown(just some guy at the crag)

It's too bad, but when I originally lead this the camera was set at a really low ISO. So most of the pictures came out blurry. I top roped it again, and fixed the ISO when i came down the first time.

Here joeho attempts to tackle the mighty 'Tissue Tiger.' I was happy to have my finger on the trigger at just the right time to catch this shot. A moment later and the shot could have been lost. Now, the story behind the photo goes something like this: Joe was powering through some moves half-way up the climb and had to traverse to the right about a metre. He hesitated for a moment, looking rather pensive, and then his body shot out sharply and he grabbed a jug in the photo with his right hand. The movement looked so clumsy and accidental that I asked Joe if his foot had slipped as he moved. His response was, "No, that was the 'side-dyno.'" I'm not sure whether to buy his response, but either way it made for a unique shot.

A moment after this photo was taken, a passing plane delivered mail to this exact location with Joe's name on the package. Inside was a letter asking him to quit squatting and finish the climb! Hehe, it looks like he could take a nap in there. Zzzzz...

Here I am pullin' up past the cruxy start on 'Fuzzy undercling.' A key move just below is to grab a 2 finger pinch with the right hand and high step with the left foot. From there, pull on the heart shaped pocket for all it's worth. Exhilirating climb!

Working my way through the end of Gung Ho. Good holds but so many to choose from you pump out looking for the best option. Pic with Sony DSC-W1.

Me nearing the crux. (12b)

Nicorette is at the Military wall in Red River Gorge, Kentucky. It is one of the harder 5.12's in the gorge. Don't get addicted to the pockets, there not that good.

Joshua pulling into the crimpy crux section of 'Possum Lips' 5.10 at the Red River Gorge in Kentucky. Photo by Logan.

I've allways enjoyed black and white climbing shots along with people haveing a good time. from L to R. James, Krissy, Snug and Steff. on TR is Brandy. A great way to spend easter.

This was my first trip out to RRG. This is me on Sunshine, 5.9.

Shaking it out on the no-hands rest before tackling the rest of the steep route

Here Mason is crimping through the 5.11b crux of "Another Doug Reed Route" at the Red River Gorge. This route is located at the Military Wall. Photo by Ben Goodpasture

Comming down off my redpoint of the infamous Fuzzy Undercling. Wow what a route, another red river classic.