with really fun first and last moves, my opinion in 11a.

Standing at the base of Hot Monkey Love and Oh So Slippery. I don't think that Hot Monkey love is 11 more like a 10.

This is a bluff that you can see from the dam. There is a crack going to the top. Potential for some other things. About 35 to 40ft tall.

This photo shows Steve Taylor of Huntington, WV, toproping Right Field in October 1978. We thought the route was 5.6 at the time.

This is a photo of Steve Taylor of Huntington, WV, on Center Field in October 1978. At the time, we thought the grade was 5.4.

I'm leading a little (nameless?) route at Lake Vesuvius, OH near my hometown, Huntington, WV. For you Midwestern climbers from the Kansas City area, Lake Vesuvius is like a miniature Sam's Throne or Horseshoe Canyon, AR. It has great quality sandstone. Photo: Paul Chambers

"Spiderman" Mills on Two Triangles. Third day climbing.

Hot Monkey Love at Lake Vesuvius

Fun climb

Fun short climb

Digger on Triangles 2008

Dirty crack it's always wet, fun but short 5.5

Bat Attack, Cracker Jack, and Green Monster.

Left Field (Unknown)

Bat Attack

Gargamel

At the baseball field.

Mr. Wilson on Green Monster

Triangles and Shakey Dog

Doin' Time

Dan Long, who at the time worked in the store 'The Camp Site' in Huntington, WV, toproping Cracker Jack in November 1978.

Me toproping Cracker Jack in November 1978. At the time, we thought the grade to be 5.9.

Walter Pofahl toproping Left Field in April 1979. We called the route "Tree Crack", thought it to be 5.5, and lead it a month later.

This is a photo of me toproping Center Field in November 1978.