Photos by nashequilibrium

Chris Bryant warming up and having fun on Terror-Dactyl.

View of the town of Seneca Rocks after rain

Our daughter is topping out on the old slab bouldering wall in the backyard. Note her intense look in her eyes.

Taylor slacking in the lower area of the backyard with the trees damaged from the '01 ice storm in the background. Photo by Paul Chambers

This an old photograph (low quality 110 film) of me on Conn's East November 1979. I was seconding my first multi-pitch climb. Hip belay, my big melon in a MSR helmet, fannel shirt, blue jeans, borrowed RRs or PAs on my feet and old pin... Not a pretty picture! Nice route: I'll head back to it in '04 for the quarter century repeat. Photo by Paul Chambers

Looking toward Dragontooth and Dragontail Couloirs during a May 2002 storm. It was an originally a color shot but I neglected to check to the scanner’s setting & it was scanned as a B&W photo; I like the B&W version better. Photo by Paul Chambers

I'm leading a little (nameless?) route at Lake Vesuvius, OH near my hometown, Huntington, WV. For you Midwestern climbers from the Kansas City area, Lake Vesuvius is like a miniature Sam's Throne or Horseshoe Canyon, AR. It has great quality sandstone. Photo: Paul Chambers

The penalty for falling to your left & losing your balance is high. 5.12Stu a.k.a. "coffee boy" a.k.a. "mr. yellowcard" slackin’ at the New after another rainy day of climbing. Photo by Paul Chambers.

Trying to bounce each other off the line in Canaan Valley after a rainy day at Seneca. 5.12Stu aka "coffee boy" aka "mr. yellowcard" is with his back to the camera. Paul Chambers

I'm slackin' outside of the cabin in Canaan Valley near Seneca Rocks. Canaan Valley State Park prohibits hunting & there is a high population of mellow & bored deer. Paul Chambers