Photos by fancypants

Tim trying to scare the rock into submission. Luckily the crux on Steven Henager Who?(.12d) feels worse than he makes it look.

Chad holding the swing on Midnight Lightning. Don't worry though, you still get to do the crux.

Nick Trina on the Mega-Classic Goodbye Blue Monday(.12a). As par for the course, you have to convince yourself these are good feet.

Eric begining the many lock-off power moves on Breakfast of Champions(.12d)

Fancypants climbing out of the crux on Breakfast of Champions(.12d). Now you can see how tall this wall really is.

Brenden Perkins begining the journey up the classic Midnight Lighting.

This is a photograph TOPO of the entire upper Ice Wall. There are three additional routes directly below the left side.

This is a detailed TOPO of the Left Wall. It shows each route with bolt, anchor, and crux locations.

Fancypants on 220(V2) on the G-2 Boulder, Ogden UT.

Just another beautiful day climbing in Ogden. Fancypants on one of the best boulder problems in Ogden. This traverse is so long, you could easily call it a route. Jed's Traverse(V8), Mini Cave Boulder, Ogden Utah.

Fancypants climbing out of the 2nd crux of Jed's Traverse(V8), Mini Cave Boulder, Ogden Utah.

This is a photo topo of the dry wall. This should get you going.

Fancypants sticking the huge deapoint crux on Cave Start Direct(12d).

Fancypants climbing into the rest after the boulder problem start to Cave Start Direct(12d).

Aid climbing of the future!Fancypants fixing draws on Cave Start Direct(12d).

Fancy Pants onsighting Social Outcast. A perfect example of why to climb in Rumney. Photographed by Jake Maxfield

Nick Trina heads toward the light on Point Blank(12b). Photographed by Fancy Pants.