Photos by cadaverchris

one of the best routes at Old Rag- Strawberry Fields (5.9+) goes up 65 ft of perfect granite to a narrow ledge. I reccomend taping up any crack at old rag, but maybe I'm just a wuss like that.

after being rained out of Old Rag, we drove out to Franklin, WV hoping to find some dry spots. The ony dry spots we found we in the caves. later in the afternoon, we did squeeze a few good routes in. L to R Ian, Luke and Chris.

This is Andrea on the 3rd pitch of thin air (5.6) at Cathedral Ledge. What a wonderful route.

Joe warms up his engine on the opening move of "the mechanic" V7, the Stone Fort.

This is cadaverchris leading up "40 Weight" (5.10b) of friction wall in the cold of february 2002. A great friction route. dunno why he was warming his hands- the route is basically all feet...

a pic of me falling off of Fast Moving Train. I was about coming off, and my belayer had me on a pretty short rope, so the end result is the harness wedgie as you see it here. hahahaha

scott snagged this pic of me during one of the many sunny days out in red rocks winter 03.

heres a shot of the woodie i built in my garage in HighSchool. the shot is looking down from the rafter level. The wall is 6 and a half feet wide and overhangs at 40 degrees. theres a foot and a half tall kick board, then the wall is 10 feet tall, where the verticle board starts which extends another 2 and a half feet. only the pictured side has ply on the arete (the other is access for storage).

This is my buddy josh stretching out projecting a V9 i beleive underneith the monkey bars boulder. let me know if any locals think my decription is wrong. We were only out there for a week =)

me pulling out of the crux on sweet pain 5.12a Red Rocks NV. A great route, beta makes the crux flow nicely! a great way to break into the 12s (nice and soft)

A rad V2 coming from the flake you reach way up and slap your palm onto what feels like a beach ball. Climber: Eliezer Silver. Photo: Chris Irwin. climbed in 2000 before access was closed.

two of our three woodies. on the left is the monster 12' tall, bulgy and overhung on three sides. on the right is the outback, 20'x 16'. this photo was taken at dawn before our team competition.