Photos by sustainedclimber

Moving around the corner is easier than it looks but the rest of the route is a sustained layback crack with interesting protection. Very asthetic!

Here she is, all the climbing equipment I have amassed over the past few years

I love this climb. This is me doing what I consider the crux move on Waimea between the 4th and 5th bolt. Thanks to my friend Scott for taking the picture.

We decided that Andy looked like he was either about to kill someone in the picture or he was looking at porn. He was however doing neither while climbing Waimea, all be it, WAY too seriously.

I went to vist my friend steve who lives in Brooklyn for the summer and decided we'd check out the bouldering in central park. I got the guide online and then forgot to print it so we just kind of did stuff until we got tired. Here's Steve going for the top.

Boulder in front of me, Skyscrapers behind. The chalk helped make this picture all the more weird.

Posing while nearing the top of Sword. Good for the profile?

Though this eroded tuff cone looks like it has endless possibilities for climbing, it doesn't, and we can only dream. The rock is extremely brittle, and to top it off, it would be rather impossible to get to and I'd imagine it is illegal to even attempt to climb it considering it is part of the national park, which has very strict rules.

Sam following me up In the Rough (5.7+), a fun climb which is overshadowed by its two neighbors NCCC (5.6) and Diamonds and Coal (5.6).

Awesome weather, beautiful babes and cold beer (minus the beer and babes). My shoulders still hurt from the burn baby! I'm talkin mid-April Upstate New York SUNNN burn. oh YEA p.s. st im your bitch

My parents came to visit me at college, so I took them climbing. What better way to spend an afternoon as a family? Thanks to my mom for the picture. I LOVE TRAD

After attempting to pull the crux on squall (5.10d) I finally stuck it on the way to finishing the route. This route is REALLY steep, but has huge holds. Thanks to my friend Kirsten who took the well timed shot.

A shot of me on a 5.8 climb at the aptly named 5.8 crag at Rumney. This is my third lead ever, and I can't wait to do more!! My friend Josh took the picture.

My friend Scott powers his way through the crux of Waimea(5.10d)...the easiest climb on the entire wall!! Most climbs on this wall are 12's, 13's, and 14's.

This is me climbing a 5.7+ called Quasar at Pinnacle Rock in Connecticut. I just wanted to get a picture of Connecticut climbing on this site.