Photos by camilotto

Max fighting at the crux of "Wasserweg" on the Konradsfels, Germany.

Uwe have fun at the crux of "Route Zehn" on the Meureturm in the Elbsandsteingebirge (Saxony, Germany). The Elbsandsteingebirge is one of the world's best trad climbing areas.

Martin climbs the finger crack at the beginning of "Talseite" at Teufelsspitze. The crack is 5.11a. The entire route 5.11d. Protection with knotted slings and few bolts.

Ina has enough time to tell long storys while climbing on the quay wall above the Main river.

Uwe pulling finger pockets at the crux of "Schlußstein" (engl.: "Keystone").

Germany's Monument Valley is situated in the Elbsandsteingebirge: Huge sandstone towers waiting for trad climbing fans. The "Brosinnadel" in the foreground and the "Falkenstein" in the back.

Jo jumping from the summit of "Wotan" to "Dämon". Jumps have there own scale in the Elbsandsteingebirge, from 1 to 4. This one is grade 3.

Bridging in "Riesenkamin" at "Freier Turm". Only 1 ring bolt for protection...

Martin climbs the bold edge of "Bruchholzkante" at Spannagelturm. First accent 1920.

Martin Rahn climbs the finger crack at the beginning of "Talseite" at the Teufelsspitze. Protection by knot slings.

Crux of "Superlative" (5.11c) on Bruchweiler Geierstein.

Capricorn on the south ridge of Le Grand Veymont (2341m) in Vercors / France.

Kerstin at the 5. pitch of "Zentralpfeiler" at Läged Windällen, Schächental, Switzerland.

Kerstin abseiling at the sheer limestone walls of Läged Windgällen in Schächental, Switzerland.

Lutz at the crux moves of "Schleimspur" at Obere Gößweinsteiner Wände - Northern Frankenjura.

Variant of "Neuer Weg" at Kelch (The Goblet) at Zittauer Gebirge, Germany. VIIc (Saxony) aka 5.9 (US)