Photos by xcel360

Dino taking a fall from the top of Flaming Moes (V4) at Haycock. Only two moves from toping out, but he finished it the next try.

Working up the incredible finger crack of 3-Star (V1). This is truly a Haycock Classic.

Okay, I have resubmitted this photo, only because I like this one better with all the dead space cropped out. Flaming Moes (V4) at Haycock Mountain.

Throwing for the last good hold on the Novacaine problem on the Tooth Boulder at Haycock Mountain.

Working through the crux of Little Fluffy Clouds V5 at Haycock Mtn. Using a wierd hand-foot match is the way Dino likes it.

Further up the problem this time, Dino keeps crimping to the top. I wasn't sure which one I like more, so I posted both. I think the first ones better though.

After climbing this incredible little crack, my hands soon realized why it was called Stawberry Jam

Finallly at the top of Strawberry Jam. What a fun climb.

Another really fun problem at Haycock. This one's all about keeping body tension to hold onto the top to pull yourself up.

Reaching up for those oh so wonderful slopers on Pete's Butt Swing on Haycock Mountain (v2-v3).

A shot of Joe setting up to top out on Pete's Butt Swing on Haycock Mountain (v2-v3)

Zach launches up on an unknown problem at Haycock Mountain. Appearantly I had trouble focusing my SLR during this shot...

Zach emerges from the void of Witch Hazel at Haycock Mountain.

This is myself bouldering at the Gunks on a rained out day. The person spotting my is Chris (dontfall). Thanks for the photo Anne!

A shot of me on one of the smaller boulders at Alapocas in Delaware. After that heel hook you have to twist your right leg in and reach for a crimper. A nice wet day in March...

Randy on the left side of Denny at Birdsboro. A pumpy overhanging route that's a scary lead. This is the only good rest and even then it's balancy.

This is Chris climbing over the roof on what I believe to be Hollywood at Chickes Rock.

This is me on either For Madmen Only or Touch and Go, I'm not really sure. Either way it was an easy dihedral with NO positive holds (until the top where I am) up to some cracks on the main wall at Chicikes. This is my first day on real rock. Thank you Anne!

As the title says...it's me on Solution Crack at Chickies Rock. This is my first day on real rock, thank you Anne!

This is a photo of Anne going up the left side of the scoop at the southeast gathering. She sent the problem on the right side as well!

This is Brent making the Police Brutality problem look easy.

This is John showing everyone just how much fun this problem really is.

This was a pretty decent wall behind the Comet bouldering problem. If you go up the crack on the right it is about 5.7-5.8. If you go to the left it is at least a 5.10a. Here is Anne conquering the left side.

Biggernhell toproping on an unknown climb, (the peter pan route, right anne??) behind the Comet bouldering problem in Rocktown. Going up the left side was rated about 5.10a-5.10c. Not really sure.

The begining construction of my homewall. Had to frame out the entire dining room of my apt.