Getting ready to pump the crux move over the lip of the overhang. What a beautiful day at Sunset as the weather starts to change.

Very fun face/slab climb. We climbed this right after climbing S'more.

Ryan starting the throw at Sunset Rock. Photo by KristiO

That's what the Dixie Cragger's Atlas says about Blonde Ambition, and it's definitely a three-star route. Here I'm having fun leading it while to the left, my friend Jeff leads Second Sun (5.9), another highly-rated Sunset climb. Photo by Mona.

Ryan cruising Flagstone (11a) at Sunset Park. Photo by KristiO

Michelle Smith cruising on R.J. Gold. Photo by Chris Brown. Visit High Exposures for more.

This was taken just a few hours after a good rain on top of Sunset Sock on Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga. This photo is extra special because it was taken just after my girlfriend agreed to marry me.

Trail Head of Sunset Park (National Military Park).

I get a spot from Tom as I start off on One-Ten at Sunset. Not a particularly exciting picture, but it's my first trad lead, so I want it on record!

i found this at the bottom of rusty's crack one day and i decided to take a picture =) but i wished i took more now (different angls and such...)

my harness hanging on a tree at looking glass, while i was waiting for my dad and brother to get done climbing the last route of the day.

jacob attemting "screamwall" shot with canon eos rebel t2 photographer was me =)

This is me getting near the crux on Aplha Omega. The crux for me, at least. It's about seven feet above me. I've climbed this route probably six or seven times and always get stumped in the same spot. One day...

After Denmark onsighted the lead on this climb, we all took turns pulling through the roof at the start of Liberty Bell. In my case, a heel hook gave me the height to go for what Denmark called the "secret hold." This is a great Sunset route with a tough start. Photo by Andrea (adoubleyou).

Antje powers through the roofy start of Wind Walker, a real classic at Sunset Park. One of our party led the route onsight, and the rest of us toproped it. Because it was late afternoon, the crag was in full sun and broiling hot, but still an outstanding climb to end the day with. I was glad to find a nice ledge to shoot from so this would not be yet another photo looking straight up/down at the climber. I'm pleased with the composition and colors, and the dynamic position of the climber.

Some bolts near the trail with the valley behind....good perspetive on the view as you climb. Perspective by anticoagulant; photo by Debbie

i took this picture of my brother on this cool 5.6

Chris Brown enjoying the headwall crimps on a Sunset classic. Photo by Victoria Johnson

sunset...yep, this was the day both the cars got towed...they will tow your cars...watch out!

this is a post card from 1907. The area shown in the photo is where you walk down the trail.

this is me on jugular vein at sunset park, tennessee

this is me on jugular vein at sunset park.

this is adam leading squeeze box at sunset park tennessee. photo by tradpuppy

this is adam leading squeeze box at sunset park tennessee. photo by tradpuppy.

Throwing towards the jugs below Pagan Rites. A very fun bolder problem with endless variations. Photo by LuckyHope