Photos by fanederhand

This is a topo of a 5 pitch route taken on September 14, 2004. P1 is rated as 5.9 etc. as described in the route description. P5 is 3rd or 4th class scrambling.

Cleaning gear after leading Rogers Corner. Extracting a nut at the crux on this great route

While climbing the northeast Arete of the Sharks Tooth we got a spetacular view looking down on the Petit Grepon and could clearly see the North Face or the decent route. The Saber is on the left and Longs Peak was peaking out from behind some clound at the top center of the picture.

On our accent of the Sharks Tooth early in the morning as we made our way up The Gash the sun highlighted the northeast arete, our goal. photo by fanederhand, Pentax K1000, Fuji Velvia

This photo was taken the morning of January 31, 2003 and shows the route in purple. This Moderate route takes gear well and is lots of fun. One pitch that connects with School Rooms last Pitch (5th) if you want.

Frank on top of Mount Assiniboine (11,870 ft), belayed by Rod Gibbons (ACMG / UIAGM) 7-31-01. We were the first to summit in over a week.

Frank leads this *** route and is pictured here making that last big move before topping out. This is a great route for the beginner lead climber.

Frank takes a picture of Brian Massengale doing the crux move on Digital Macabre (5.10b) at Tennessee Wall November 2001.

Frank and his climbing partner Matt at the American Alpine Club's Climbers Ranch located at the base of Grand Teton. Frank and Matt had just returned from a climb on the Grand.

Frank takes a picture of his hut mates at the Hind Hut discussing their upcomming climb of Mt Assiniboine, "Canada's Matterhorn" July 30, 2001. Frank Summitted with his guide Rod Gibbons on July 31, 2001 @ 8:30am. We climbed 5.6 rock (dry good conditions) in crampons the whole way because the mountain was covered in ice and snow. Climb was beautiful!!