We enjoyed the sun; after dreading the start, it went easier than I imagined.

Last pitch of the Glockengrat at the Rotenfels.

Climb the Glockengrat (UIAA grade 4) at the Rotenfels (Germany).

Andreas in "Hand und Fuss" (UIAA 7+) at the Rotenfels (Germany).

West ridge on Spiky Tower at Rotenfels (Germany) is grade 4 (UIAA) with very loose rock.

Climbing extremly loose rock at the Rotenfels (Germany).

Finishing first pitch of Tres Viejos.

Up dihedral then left to large pine tree. Use caution on move to the left over blocks. Rap tree.

As known as Rauscherkante. 2. pitch is exposed but easier (5.6 then 5.4)

first pitch

EAST FACE OF WADI DISSAH TOWER SHOWING FFA ROUTE BY DONALD C. POE OCT 14 2013

Starting out pitch 3 of Ecstasy, Seneca Rocks, WV

A new route in Christopher Creek, Sunset Corner climbs up a couple of roofs to a wide overhung crack. About 5.10ish.

The lower section of Captain Bligh. A portion of Harpoon can also be seen in this image, and the small void in the crack that held "The Texas Block" until it was dislodged sometime around 1990.

Dan Baines on one of the upper pitches of Guide's Wall. Summer 1995

Almost done with the 5.12 start of Indian Paintbrush.

The awesome top-out above Indian Paintbrush.

Here I have successfully completed the 5.12 start and am getting into the lieback flakes.

On the first ascent. Completing the 5.12 boulder problem start of Indian Paintbrush.

Laurel launches up the third pitch on the route. A good ways between pitons and some scarce protection.