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Here is another when I am soloing some climbs out at the Catskill after a fun lead on the neighbor pilar

Here I am soloing some climbs out at the Catskill Just for the fun of it after leading some climb next to it

Ouray Colorado, Photo by Clif Cassidy,Route Bloody Sunday, Feb-2002, Cary approaching the crux, all Picks/Crampons and Rock ,no ice,hard problem but made it after three attempts.

Neil Monteith solos up the first ascent of the short Chilled Inflexion in BIg Gully, Pollux Outcrop, Mt Bogong, Victoria, Australia. Photo Jono Schimdt

Neil Monteith on the first ascent of Dripping Groove on the rocky bluffs of Pollux Outcrop, Mt Bogong, Victoria, Australia. Photo Jono Schimdt

Neil Monteith swings picks up the first ascent of The Freak - a rare ice route on Pollux Outcrop, Mt Bogong, Victoria, Australia. Photo Jono Schimdt 35mm slide

Me at the crux of Abridgment on Dec 23rd or 24th of 2001, a hacked out slightly overhung pillar at the start.

Working with the thin ice, the climbing along route 218 is great for messing around on Ice, although it is only about 40ft high

There is some thin ice on route 218 along the Hudson River. It is only about 40 ft high but fun to mess around on. Sorry for the poor quality of the photo.

me on lead and Chris Morris bleaying. Note the amount of slack he has in the rope. I have one piece of pro in but it wasn't really going to help. Man I love this sport.

this is me after climbing with my friends nikhforos and dhmhtrhs a miixed route of ice and rock called RA TA PLAN. we started about 5 in the morning to find the ice in the best quality ..

This is a shoot of Sam (Estwing) top roping one of the many shorter climbs on the right cliff at Shawbridge. This photo was taken in December 2002 by Andrew.

This is a photo taken just before nightfall. It is of the two long ice routes that formed in December of 2002. The climbs are about 45m long. Photo by Estwing.

Beaker guns for the third on-sight ascent of the Farm's "E-I-E-I-O" established by B.Finestone

Al Dennis gets his first taste of the climbing at the Farm on "E-I-E-I-O" an M6+ with some burly lock offs!

This photo was taken January 11, 2003. There is not a lot of ice so far this year in the canyon. There were several good lines this day, however it was a little wet.

The first of the two pitches of the central gully at The Cirque. The pitch is about 40 metres long. Several exit options are available above.

On the left (between the branches) we see the central gully, a narrow flow of ice directly below the obvious thick ice at the top. The climb to the right is "La passe à tabac": starting up the left side, then a traverse to the steep curtain and up to join the top right end of the central gully. Probably the best ice route on the escarpment.

Christmas Eve and the ice is getting fatter! A few more days and it will be open season!!!

Jia lapping the newest route at the Farm "E-I-E-I-O" after his On Sight. FA B.Finestone

Jia Condon doing laps on the latest mixed route at the Farm after the first On Sight Ascent. FA B.Finestone

Jim Johnson topping out on Twin Falls Right in thin conditions. Photo by Jason Cronk 2000.

Jim Johnson making progress up Twin Falls Right, 2nd pitch in thin conditions. Photo by Jason Cronk, 2000.

Photo of Jim Johnson starting up Twin Falls Right, 2nd pitch. It was a little thin and gear was pretty non-existent. Still fun though. Photo by Jason Cronk 2000.

Twin Falls Right, Hyalite Canyon. The route is usually a big, fat curtain, and goes at WI3+ or so. As you can see, it was a little thin when we did it. Photo by Jason Cronk 2000.