Photos by devkrev

its the well known "hey...we finally arrived at our destination and climbed something" over-under

a picture of me top-roping a hard good climb at Ragged Moutain. Don't worry, I didn't get much higher than where the picture was taken.

Here is a photo, taken by Dudemanbu, of Noseblob leading up Wiessner Crack, I was belaying him(unseen by you the viewer)

After realizing that trad climbing wasn't much fun that day, we decided to search around and do some bouldering, this is some of what we found

For some reason, none of these problems are documented, maybe cause they are chossy junk...no...that can't be it

Dudemanbu leading Old Man of Ragged, after owning the 5.8 variation start

here is a picture of me, taken by Dudemanbu, glaring at the boulder until it grants me safe passage to its summit

Nick throws down and gets his send on as he dynos for the final sloper on a fun climb at Seven Falls

What can't be seen by this photo, is that Dudemanbu is actually biting the rock, stablizing himself for the mantle and long reach to the next hold

now that I have a picture of my rack, it looks so small next to so many other racks, I think I have "rack envy"

my first, and longest honest lead on ice, first pitch of standard to the "cave"

Picture of Shoestring Gully in the condition that I had climbed it

fun alpine climbing, wish I had some rock gear, but it was fun anyhow

an anchor I set at the top of Easy O, yup, thats all it is, just an anchor

The Traverse off the second pitch of Layback, I was determinded to climb the first chimney clean this time around, I got up it, but it wasn't a pretty sight. Has anyone led that thing clean?

Somehow they knew we were amateurs, I don't know how, but they knew.

I love ice cragging in Connecticut. Get out of your car. Walk 50 feet. Climb.

Myself on top of Mt. Washington last January, "hiked" the lions head winter trail. Beautiful day to be out. The designer shades that I am modeling can be purchased at any of the botiques or, er, gas stations in North Conway.

The gunks has a plethora of great fixed gear, this piece on the second pitch of Strictly From Nowhere. Yeah, half of it is hanging out and bent at an angle.

this is my first lead at the gunks, I think it was 5.2 but I guess we all have to start somewhere

another photo of me, and most of the first pitch of Easy Overhang(5.2) on my first lead at the gunks

Self portrait

The Carriage Road at the Gunks

self-explanatory, I like the illustrations.