pulling through a nasty crimper and looking for a hold.

This is my at the Manchester Wall in Richmond, VA. The route is a 5.10d called tendonitis, though in the picture I moved a little far over on to a 5.10b called proctologist. The route is nice, plentiful holds if you're looking hard enough and it provides a nice ledge halfway up for very needed rest.

Cat is climbing the one of the pillars at Manchester Wall. This route was an easy 5.8 or 5.9. Nice Route To Play On.

I forgot my helmet, but don't worry, it was handed to me about 3 seconds after this photo was taken.

this is a rough route map of the main wall. hopefully it will come up legibile

Stefanie climbing the first pillar at Manchester Wall. Her first time climbing. Liz is belaying.

Elisabeth climbing the north facing side of the first pillar. 30' route to anchors, TR only.

The main wall is approximately 150' long and 60' high. Currently about a dozen routes exist [sport]. Great for bouldering traverses.

These are the trestles that extend across the river. At least two can be reached on foot. The rest by boat. Probably about a dozen routes.

Just doing a little bouldering to finish up a fun day of climbing.

picture of me changeing foot placements on the way to the top

Joseph Piazza leading Crown of thorns

Richmond is an ugly city. No way around it. But sometimes, every once in awhile, you can't tell.

Erin at the bottom of hooked on a feeling.