Photos by phillygoat

This is my favorite route on the Red Wall. Thanks to Michael for taking the shot!

A profile picture. Reminds me of my dad, who used to wear floppy hats when boating.

This is at the top of the really fun, bolted 5-pitch 5.9 climb "Wherever I May Roam." Just gorgeous. This is a great beginner multi-pitch climb, as long as you take care on the descent, as it runs a different route.

A local broughton route rated 10a. A fun climb, given a 3-star rating by the Portland Rock Climbs book. The crux is the first 15 ft of climbing in the crack in a dihedral. On the Red Wall. This is my wife Erica just before the anchors.

This photo shows a few climbs... Most noticeable is the "red eye" at the left of the black streak, which is on the first pitch of Red Eye (5.10c). Bottom left crack is the top of Classic Crack (5.9+). The roped climb is Critical Mass (5.11c).

Past the roof. Getting ready for the crux.

The start of the crux of this great 7b.

After a deadpoint to a left hand slot, the footholds seem to disappear.

Trusting the right toe was key.

It took a lot of dogging to figure out my sequence, but once I found it the route came together quickly.

Finishing off one of my favorite routes in Thailand.

This 7b+ climbs beautiful, orange streaks on the left side of the Thaiwand.

Pat trying to git-er-done.

Pat fell soon after this photo was taken. Apparently, clipping the chains is the crux.

The beginning of Cross-eyed: one of the three best routes I climbed in Thailand.

I sent this route on my second day of effort hours before we had to leave Thailand. Great end to the trip!