Photos by eckov14

Believe it or not, but there are routes on the Apostles. I wouldn't climb-em though!

Dave Vuono on After Midnight, a wickedly exposed face/arete route on Mt. Wellington. Although its bolted, it certainly feels runout between bolts. Good training route for the Totem Pole.

Peter Kamitses on the Crux boulder problem of Illuminessence.

A better view of Erik Carleberg on the 18.

A side view of Taipan, the most beautiful cliff in the world.

POME Rich on the 5.11a at the Moai in Fortescue Bay.

Erik Carleberg on the Grade 18 at the Moai. The Candle Stick is visable in the background. The Totem pole (though not in view) is next to the Candle Stick.

Joe O'Connell sending a 5.12b at the Star factory on Freycinet Peninsula.

Erik Carleberg, of Sweden, approaches the crux of Beached Whale, 5.12a, at the Star Factory.

Erik Carleberg sticks the crux in windy, but sunny weather at the Star Factory on Freycinet Peninsula.

Kent caught in flight at the Spurt wall.

Phil (sorry Phil, I don't know your last name) working on lifestyling at the Spurt Wall.

Malcom Matheson on Tourniquet, grade 30. In his mid forties, Malcom is still tearing it up and is one of the most prolific people in Australian climbing, not to mention he's the man!

Greg Crum tries to stick the Dyno...Somewhere in the Clicke area.

Gina working on some V5 at the Kindergarden area.

Glen, your wive is beautiful. Gina Henderson on some V5 at the Kindergarten area at Mt. Stapylton in the Grampians.

Peter K. warming up on Fire in the Sky's 5.12a section.

Possibly Vermonts first 5.14. PK on Something Wicked, 5.14a.

Probably the best sport route in VT. Annika works the beginning moves before the upper section was cleaned and bolted. The Groton High Grade, 5.13a. FA- PK

Richard Pike, of the UK, approaching the crux on the 2nd pitch of The Free Route, 5.12b.

Bring small gear and lots of bolt plates! Erik Carleberg on the first pitch of the Free Route Variant, 5.12a

Pete on the second pitch of Illuminessence, just before second crux. 5.13d

Pete on the second pitch of Illuminessence, just before first crux. 5.13d

Peter Kamitses, on the first pitch, 5.13a, of his new free route, Illuminessence.

Dave Vuono on the sick 1080 and the Letter G at Paynes Ford, NZ. I dont know what the name means but phil took a good shot even while belaying.

A view of the most spectacular piece of rock in the Dacks. Moss Cliff is home to some of the best multi-pitch splitter crack climbs in New England and it has some of the hardest free routes in the Dacks on the right overhanging face. Photo: Dave Vuono

Snowmass Mountain at night...and a full moon for the light. Photo: Dave Vuono

Vestal probably has the best rock of any peak in the San Juans. Photo: Dave Vuono

Peter Kamitses, sending Supernoholds 5.14a, Rumney. Photo By Dave Vuono.

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, on an earlier attempt of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, nearing the shuts and sending Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, on the second feet-cutting move of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, soaring the crux of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Annika Frodi-Lundgren, classically cool before the crux of Dyno-soar, 5.13a, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

The Vermont crew keeping warm inside the beautiful Yurt on a rainy day in the Obed. There's even a hot tub! Photo by Dave Vuono

Pat Tracy onsiting Promises in the Dark 5.12b at the Wall of Confusion, Red Rocks, NV. Photo by Dave Vuono

Randomly took this shot a few years ago and it turned out to be pretty good. Dave Sharratt on Livin Astro, 5.14c, Rumney, NH. Photo by Dave Vuono

Drew Peterson near the top of Aguja Celo Rey, 5.10. Photo by Dave Vuono

Dave Vuono and Drew Peterson, topped out on 11 pitch Space Boyz, 5.10d. Thanks Katy for the Hand Jam! Photo By Dave Vuono.

Visit to the bakery (Panaderia). Photo by Dave Vuono

Drew Peterson, acting cool on Pangea, 5.11d, El Potrero Chico, Mexico. Photo by Dave Vuono

Drew Peterson sending Pangea, 5.11d, El Potrero Chico, Mexico. Photo by Dave Vuono

Pat Tracy redpointing The Dark Half 5.13a, under the Steven King Library, Obed, TN. Photo by Dave Vuono

Pat Tracy redpointing The Dark Half 5.13a, under the Steven King Library, Obed, TN. Photo by Dave Vuono

Pat Tracy lowering off Keep Your Powder Dry, 5.12b, after his onsite. Dave Vuono. Nikon N65, Velvia 100-ISO

Dave Vuono on pitch 6, 5.11, of Spectrum. Pat Tracy

Dave Vuono on pitch 6, 5.11, of Spectrum. Pat Tracy

A simple photo of what us climbers do so often. Photo by Dave Vuono (Kodac TX 400)