Photos by djpuckle

I put this photo up to see which shot people like better: The first Panoramic or this tilted shot of my buddy Stew. Both taken on the same day. Which is the better style?

This is a picture of me on a boulder problem I found while hiking with my brother Tim behind Sugarloaf one day. No one had ever climbed it and it remains to be seen if the route can be pulled past the top. With a little scrubbing and some time this puppy could be V5

I Took this picture after a VERY long hike up some really bad stuff, and perched on a very round boulder. This is looking East at The Pond area and the Roadside area, I don't think you can see any climbs though. Well, that one looks like Puzzle Pocket!

This place was fat! We had to hang all of our gear off my #5 BD stopper! Just a place we found and thought we'd explore. This is just a profile pic.

Luke Newby is the guy climbing into the cave, and Stewart Riddle is spotting him and waiting his turn. It was pretty cold and windy this day!

A 5.12a that Andy was feelin this weekend after a long night of drinking beers at Rogers Campground. Got to love that sweet approach! I took this picture by leading the crack to the right of 'Pockets' and hanging off my #4 Camalot and I can't wait to go b

One day we decided to park just before the pond pulloff and huffit up to the cliffs on the side of the road. We kept going up past the cliffs untill we were about 2,000 ft. above the road. We found this nice little boulder up there. Definatly on of the cr

A, the day finnally came when we wanted to do some lowering off over the Potomac River and Rocky Island was un accesable due to high water. So we walked downstream and found a nice litte spot across from Birdsnest. this was climbed, and nammed "One Hitter

This was great, probubly the best photo I took all week. Stew really struggled on this route. I think because the rock was sharp and unforgiving. He was probubly just a pussy, I redpointed this without a probublem. I'll climb here again, when I move to Ar

This is a good end of the day climb, and if your walking here from the "Endless Wall" watch out for the BIG spiders! The climb is called "Batman" and is rated a 5.8 A very nice little roof with some spaced out pockets for the finish. And of course

Great Falls Maryland is not really know for it's climbing. Still we find some time to explore these cliffs. I have climbing here way before I ever saw any guide book. Just climbed the wall that looked biggest! So this leads us to the crack in the w

This is a very nice, smooth crack that offers some great liebacks and plenty of opportunity fo placeing pro. This was the only climb we had time for this day, but I will come back soon to explore more crack systems here!

This is a picture taken of the Endless wall in the New River Gorge, WV. You are looking upstream.

This is a nice little bouldering spot I found behind Sugerloaf ond day in DECEMBER.

Sean Lehman on Wild Thing, a 5.10 b with interesting body shifting. This was taken in January 2002 (yes January, it's been a warm winter!) at the Great Falls Bulge in Great Falls Nat'l Park, Maryland. Great route for starting 5.10's!

The Great Falls Bulge has got to be the biggest wall (Width and Height wise) I've seen at GF. This is a Picture of Jessica Tyvela on the begging of Narrow Notch. Squint tight now, she's really small on that wall! The green tree in the center of the photo

This is an area my brother found a long time ago and he took me in December (A very warm Dec.) It's just off of Mount Ephraim Road past the white rocks pull-off. That means left over the creek and down a little bit to another pulloff (on the left) then hi