Just a picture from the belay ledge looking down the chimney.

This was the first time I had done any late season outdoor climbing. I had to buy the hat and borrow a jacket from a friend. This was a pretty fun climb despite being so cold. Thanks go to gymnastc for leading that day and quarrybabe for taking the picture.

David on Turners Flake...5-8. Good climb, a little thin at the finish. **

David and Kim, on the finish of Tuners Flake.

On the Thin Air Face. Is dem some happy campers or what...

This is half way up our first multi pitch climb. It was a great climb and Chris (the cameraman) did a great job leading the climb. A very fun day.

Just a profile shot on the 3rd belay ledge on Thin Air.

Me, seconding Windfall (5.10a) at Cathedral Ledge Oct. '04. The crux isn't too tricky if you do it just right...

Me, climbing on the Thin Air Face of Cathedral Ledge on a perfect October day.

This is Andrea on the 3rd pitch of thin air (5.6) at Cathedral Ledge. What a wonderful route.

This is potentially a very rare photograph, taken this past summer on a fairly busy day at Cathedral. In the foreground: Henry Barber; in the background: George Hurley. Their years climbing, added together, is probably close to one hundred.

George and Henry, second in a series. Henry is on Thinner, I think, and George is climbing Standard Route

This was a present from a friend and climbing partner for my 25th birthday. Pretty cool gift!!

The three stooges yukking it up on the 2nd belay of thin air!

Overview of Thin Air Face. The top couple of pitches of Thin Air are visible above the trees near the middle of the picture.

Here we find our hero at a belay staion on Thin Air, at Cathedral Ledge(NH). This is his first multipitch lead ever! Looks like he's hooked, boys and girls!

This is my brother again (Dylan) in August of 2001 from the ledge above pitch 3 on "Thin Air" (5.6), Cathedral Ledge, NH. There is a simply spectacular view of the landscape and the wonderful Prow from that location. The route itself was not worth the four hour wait we had gone through in order to experience it, but at least we had the views to bide the time!

View from Toe Crack

The eye and the had says it all

Just about to finish seconding the 3rd pitch of "Thin Air" 5.6, a Cathedral Ledge Classic.

First long crack and how nice it was.

Climbing @ CL on Memorial Day Weekend

Me following Andy's lead of "Still in Saigon" ~Cathedral Ledge, NH.

A shot from belay station above P1 of "Toe Crack". A great climb at Cathedral Ledge. This shot shows the best pitch.