Climb starts just left of split leggings, a few classic moves up obvious crack system, to cave up top (Neat, but beware of loose boulders in cave) overhanging crux finish exiting cave. Climber : Colin, Meiklejohn Belayer: Chris Zeeb Photo by: Meghan Uhlik

Chris Knight climbing Bear on a Wire at sunset; thanks Yuval for taking this awesome shot. The route is at the limestone crag of Old Baldy, above the town of Kimberley in South-Central Ontario.

Dave grits his teeth through the thin, reachy crux of Bear on a Wire (5.11d/12a) at Old Baldy.

Picture I took while on a weekend of climbing last summer. Route is a 5.9 and I beleive this was the first time Mike had done a lead climb.

Last climb of the weekend. Believe it was in the 5.12 category. Dave's just taking a break.

5.9 climb at Old Baldy, up in a split in the rock, a bit slabby, very pleasant.

Here is my buddy Orangepants showing us why he rode the short bus to school as a child.... Once again he has the same Orangepants on....

Feeling pretty extended on Labor Pains (12b). This is one of the best routes at the crag - enjoy it... How in the world do shorter people make this move? (I'm 6'0) Thanks to Bishop for the pic.

Netty pullin the bulge on Tiny Bubbles, 11a.

Rappelling off our last climb of the day - enjoying the view as the sun went down.

We walked up to the base of Old Baldy one pristine spring morning in 1982, and I spied this line begging to be climbed.

It was actually John Kaandorp's turn to lead, but he balked at it, fearing the pro to be a bit thin.

"I'll have a go," I said. Fortunately it took a few small wires, and I managed to make it.

I climbed this route the way I feel a route should be climbed - from the ground up, on-sight, clean, and with no falls or rests on the rope.

A classic.