This is looking at the first pitch of Sea of Holes on my first multipitch climb.

Just trying to get the whole wad of granite into the picture from the hotel didn't work.

Not sure what this grouping of mountains are but I don't think they're the the Presidential Mountains. Anyways, this is from a belay on Sea of Holes.

I think this was just before lunch ledge...

Some guides had this belay set up at the top of the scramble section at the top of sliding door(?) where a lot of people just scramble or simulclimb

Mike starting to lead the first pitch of standard direct (5.7) at whitehorse ledge. Considering this was our first multipitch climb, the fog was appropiate as representing climbing into the unknown.

Ratherbe on P3 of Inferno

Me scared poopless on slimy wet whitehorse ledge

people having fun, on a Junes summer day. 2004

A great climb on a beautiful September afternoon. Photo by Jes

Taken October 19, 2005.....leaving day.....

I just thought this was so pretty! I had to take a picture!

What a route, it seems impossible at first, but then it all comes together and some how you are sticking to the faintest edges on the dike.

Three star climb in the White mountains of New Hampshire.

You can see climbers on P3 or P4 of Standard, along the right leaning arch. This was taken from the Hotel parking lot.

The Slabs from the top of P6 on Standard.

I did a women's trad weekend with IMCS and learned some neat trad tricks. We spent a lot of time on the ground going over technique, self rescue, and gear. Here is me coming up the first pitch of Beezlebub after observing lots of neat placements.

Me june 2005 on the dike route, whitehorseledge, NH. Only abou 4 pitches up, but tired already

Spotted this little guy on our way home from a weekend at Whitehorse ledge. He stopped to pose and then very awkwardly ran off in the bushes.

Autumn 1988. We only had two days in North Conway, and on the 2nd one it rained, but at least we got this climb in. Looking down from the 2nd belay.

Sliding board is a nice muti pitch friction climb. In the White Moutains of NH. Nothing but Fun for.

I snap this shot while on sliding board. Boy was I lucky to have been there. I just love it ! This is when men where men and ropes where optional. G I wonder what gym he goes to.

I have bee trying to figure out some way of efficiently wearing a rack and working with one. Here i am frustrated, again.

I think we were at the top of the last pitch of 'into thin air'. Although most accidents happen on the descent, man do i love zipping down the rope

Myself and my climbing partner Jeff (wormly81) taking a picture of one of the few moment we are together on multi-pitch