Photos by abobo123

Belay and myself on the drifting arrow linkup. Diagonal to the alcove of Drifting Arrow's crux, pull it, and pop up to the trees.

Looking across the hand traverse of High Falls. weird perspective on the camera to get the whole scene in.

Showing the line to follow to link up with High Falls from the end of the traverse.

Ryan thru the first half the the traverse. From here the route goes ~10' up thru the crux, then does a hand traverse 20' right.

Ryan at the P1 hanging belay at the end of the delicate traverse. P2 follows the crack over his head around the corner behind him.

Looking across the Long (50') traverse of the 5.6 variation on P2

Topo photo of the climb. P1 in blue, P2 in red, with P2 variation in Yellow.

Ryan underclinging... the undercling... at chickies.

View from the P3 belay (before the roof traverse) The ledge is Huge. Fog over new paltz below.

I think this was a 5.6 at Benton. There's a slung boulder at the top with rings. Our rope just made it down. I don't remember if it was a 60 or 70m though.

If you paddle from Whipporwill towards the bridge, this prow sticks out. There is a line of bolts going up it. Fantastic DWS Line. (And yes, i talked to an army corps patrol the weekend before this picture, and DWS is OK, but the differences between that and Cliff Jumping are subtle)

Ryan on the second pitch of layback. Good photo op.

Ryan Following Dustin up the top pitch of YYYY. We took the optional 5.7 exit through the roof. YYYY continues to traverse right till you reach a notch and exit up to the trees (Lots of rope drag).

View from the stance/semi-hanging belay down the first pitch of Witches Brew, About 25' from the bottom of the chimney.

Up the crack at the center of the photo is Main Street. It's supposed to end traversing right to the ledge, but i ran it up over easy ground and through smaller overhang for a nice big climb. The kid to the right is doing the common The Library/Snowflake linkup.