Photos by cracklover

Nearing the anchors, Jeremy fights frozen hands and pumpy forearms to romance his way up to the chains. Larry is belaying.

And who can blame him! Here he is about to head into a pumpy 5.10 crux that stays sustained for another 30 feet until the anchors.

This is to compare forces between a couple different methods of force limiters. See the thread called "screamer alternatives".

I led Limelight P1. I brought up Colin (shown here belaying), and he brought up Larry (shown arriving at the P1 anchor.) Larry led P2.

Photos like these remind me of beautiful days in the sun with good friends doing what I truly love.

A pensive Mike Rawdon considering his next move.

Mike Rawdon heading up into an icicle-infested maw on Arrow.

Mike Rawdon on Arrow, the first lead of the day. It was not exactly *warm*. So here is a chilly Mike fiddling a tricam into place with numb fingers.

Here we find our hero at a belay staion on Thin Air, at Cathedral Ledge(NH). This is his first multipitch lead ever! Looks like he's hooked, boys and girls!

A unique area overlooking Bar Harbour. The start of the climbs are only rap accessible. Here we meet our hero, pausing at the start of the first rappel of the day to enjoy the gorgeous view out over the ocean and cliffs that make climbing at Otter Cliffs in Acadia such a delight.

Our hero atop one of the large and lovely rocks in Joshua Tree NP.