Photos by the_pirate

Just thought this made for an interesting shot with the shallow depth of field.

Jakedatc finishing off the Mack's Traverse...

A climber on one of the corner routes of the Iron Cross boulder.

A climber on The Cave Boulder, problem name is not known for certain. Orangekyak, Shipton, and Jakedatc among the observers.

Julia making a big reach on Ceasless Turmoil.

An independent woman never relies on a man for protection, she places her own.

Julia taking a casual lead stroll up Double Overhang.

Orangekyak leading across the Upper Traverse. Paul the Nurse stands by to provide emergency medical attention.

Robbovius on his first trad lead ever. Double Overhang.

Wideguy belaying Robbovius on Double Overhang.

Robbovius testing the autoblock back-up on rappel.

Wideguy. He's not just for breakfast anymore.

Wideguy, crankin his way toward the anchors.

Some of the hearty souls that braved the elements on the 13th of December. Left to right: Paul the Nurse, Orangekyak, Nurocks the Belay Kid, Uasunflower, Shippy-Pal, and Wideguy.

The crowd gathers to watch in awe as resident Old Man, Robbovius attempts his first trad lead evah. Left to right: Qqclimber, Orangekyak, Nurocks the Belay Kid, and Uasunflower.

Orangekyak leading up Double Overhang, Robbovius belaying.

Jakedatc bouldering at Lincoln Woods....................................

Orangekyak bouldering at Lincoln Woods........................

Climbers on the upper pitch of The Green Route.

Jungle life... I'm far away from nowhere... On my own like Tarzan Boy... Hide and seek... I play along while rushing cross the forest... Monkey business on a sunny afternoon... Jungle life... I'm living in the open... Native beat that carries on... Burning bright... A fire the blows the signal to the sky... I sit and wonder does the message get to you...

Cro-Magnon and my original Boreal Aces. Two great tastes that taste great together.

This was my first experience climbing mixed terrain. Circa 1995. It was a top rope set up at Crow Hill, MA. (Yes, once every few winters, the ice comes in there... sort of.) I'm not sure who exactly took this picture. I just found it at the bottom of a drawer.

This is one of the boulders to the left of the Pushermans Wall on the synagogue side of Hammond Pond. Shot on Ilford HP5. Canon 28-135mm. Scan from print.

Racking up at the base of Gully 2.5 on a clear winter's day.

This is a flow that was just barely in, winter '99, to the right of Cinema Gully. Pretty much every swing hit rock.