Photos by reunionron

After not climbing for a while this 5c was a challange.

Some how the rope got behind my leg right before or after I fell. It gave me this nice burn.

I always enjoy it when I make it to the top. For me that is what climbing is all about.

I am so glad they have these signs to remind me not to tie the rope to my ankle. It is really a bad habit.

After reading the article on this site, I made this board.

The rock here is very interesting with lots of holds but it is very hard on the hands.

Hanging between heaven and earth. What could be better than sitting up here admiring the view?

No body told me I would need to carry a machete with me when I climb.

I don't know if I can make this one. Me on the Dieu des Guepes.

Jon lead climbing Yellow Monkes. Not too high but a good challenge anyway.

Just a little more and I will have it. Maybe I should just go swimming. Jon on the Grand escalier.

This guys first climb. He was hooked and now he wants to go all the time.

This is looking at the cliff as you arrive to start your climb. Watch out for bird droppings!

Reaching the top gives you a great feeling of accompishment no matter what level of climbing you have reached.