This is the kind of gear you can expect to see in most of these deep down south climbing areas. It's better than it looks. Just clip it and go!

Two Big roofs, no bolts and whole bunch of jams. My lastest favorite. This is Shawna cleaning the first half. The route turns the lip climbs a dihedral and pulls another 4ft roof!

This is T-Wall. See it Love Drool over it. I love to climb trad. Just some guys out for a good day of fun!

Chalking up for some great jams on Jaywalker, 5.7 at Twall. First trip there, learned the hard way that summer is not the ideal time to climb there--oh so sweaty.

Hoppinbig climbing Razorworm... thanks to Tradpuppy for taking such a beautiful picture - and thanks dad for the new camera...

Pat getting his slice of Cake Walk. His first 5.10 onsight.

I forgot the name to this climb, but it was a cool one.

This is a nice view of the the 100 ft. route Passages- a perfect handcrack in a left facing dihedral. Pic taken by Micah.

A climber experienceing the flawless moves of a classic 5.8 sandbag. This image is photoshopped to...well...make it look better. The un-chopped one has also been submitted.

Perfect handjams on "Goldenlocks" 5.8+ at the Tennessee Wall. Truly a classic climb.

More perfect jams on one of the most classic Trad climbs in Tennessee. "Goldenlocks" 5.8.

You know he's cruising when he's laughing at MY jokes while leading. "Dude, you're looking kind of run out, if you're going to fall, be sure and let me know so I can turn on the motordrive!" Hahaha

Some of the best splitter jamming in the east. This climb is a sandbag at 5.8+, but therein lies the charm. This climber is savoring the last handhold before 70' of jamming.

Goldenlocks will take just about any pro on your rack just about anywhere. Bring it all, and feel free to sew up this incredible climb.

Pat is rushing to finish the route before the sun sets and it gets cold. Photo by John

Three Mainers invaded our campsite at TWall in December 2002. See http://www.rockclimbing.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=22677&forum=43 for info about this rc.com non-gathering gathering. Graham proved to be one of the best climbers on the wall that weekend. This tough climb was his warmup at TWall one day.

Frank takes a picture of Brian Massengale doing the crux move on Digital Macabre (5.10b) at Tennessee Wall November 2001.

ratherbe enjoys a much needed rest in the hueco halfway through Golden Locks

This was Dan's first lead EVER. He had been following me for a year, but when he saw this route, he asked me to rack him up and he led the thing like a pro, even running it out a bit on the steep face above the final roof.

This was Dan's first ever lead and he was pumped out of his gourd as he sketched up the final moves way above a #2 stopper. I almost let him grab my foot, but I wanted a shot of him falling if he peeled.

The cruxy little start to this route was killing my mental game for some reason so we decided to wing it. For those purists out there im sure this picture is a abomination. None the less, the rout is one of the best around.

Jen Sauer on the T-Wall classic Hands Across America. Photo by Chris Brown. Visit High Exposures for more.

Golden Locks is perhaps THE classic hand crack at Tennessee Wall; certainly a stout 5.8. I really didn't place pro every two feet, but the zoom does make it look that way ;)

Putting in pro on Razor Worm

Looking east towards the corner