Here's me, starting up a lead of Outside Corner. One of my first leads of the season.

M face at quincy quarries. Stephen Morelli mantles his way up on the perfect mid week climbing day. playing hookey has never been so fun.

Fun route, had some challenging moves however also had an some great rest spots for those who need to work on their stamina

Cory joked by saying he wanted me to bring him a munchkin up to him. So that's exactly what I did. I clipped the box to my harness and began to climb! Of course, after my foot slipped and I took a short fall, Cory needed to make sure that the munchkins were ok! Notice how the box is perfectly in focus, but I am not. Taken by Miss Harsh herself!

Chris throws caution to the wind as he sets out on the sharp end for the first time. He has climbed this route before...on toprope. Unfortunately, the 4 bolts protecting the climb have more rust on them than my car. I loan him my plastic courage/brain bucket and try to talk him out of it. Oblivious to my concerns he starts out. I got this and several other decent pics out of the experience. Great job Chris!

Julia deciphering the crux on Tensile Strength.

Staal on Freestyle Walking at the Quincy Quarries, MA. Yellow dots indicate the route. Photographer: C. Fonseca.

I was set up to photograph climbers on my left. While waiting for them to rope up, Robb came up on my right. Grabbed a quick shot without thinking too much about it.

Ambler leading Outside Corner picture 1 of 3.

Ambler leading Outside Corner picture 2 of 3.

Ambler leading Outside Corner picture 3 of 3.

Orangekyak leading Outside Corner picture 1 of 3.

Orangekyak leading Outside Corner picture 2 of 3.

Orangekyak leading Outside Corner picture 3 of 3.

Dbyte looking pleased at just finishing the upper right variant of Tensile Strength.

I've finally finished it. Tensile Strength (5.9+) is a face climb to start, then finishes up a thin crack. A fun route that took a few tries. Photo taken by the_pirate.

Derek workin' Tensile Strength (5.9+) at the Quincy Quarries, MA. Photo taken by the_pirate.

Uasunflower climbing Tensile Strength on a fine December day in New England.

New England native TKS returns to his roots to show the massclimbers how it's done out in Cali.

Just thought this made for an interesting shot with the shallow depth of field.

Here is where this face started to get hard. Maybe he has the skills to finish.

Here is me at the start of a route, sorry don't know the name, on the M-Face at Quincy Quarries.

Closing in on the top of a 5.8 in the Quincy Quarries

Andy just got up to the great diagonal crack.