Photos by stewbabby

This is just a small example of what southern sandstone looks like. Most of the sandstone in the south is overhung so if you like pulling roofs start planning your trip now.

this stewdaddy leading a classic sandstone lead at a remote cliffline in alabama. the route starts in a finger crack and then has a nice traverse about 60 feet up with 2 rusty old petons for pro. the route then follows the arete for the remaining 50 feet

this ringold leading this little route we just call the 9 crack. it is super. nothing but hand jams all the way up. the route is only about 40 feet, but it is still a great climb

this is abbie my wife cleaning this unnamed route near ft. payne alabama. the route has everything from a hand jam to slabby face climb to crimpers. fun route!

this is me a couple of years ago getting racked up before a big trip.