Adirondacks (map)

Quitting early to help polish off one very large beer

Colin reaches for gear after the difficult traverse
Drop, Fly, or Die

Colin climbs the steep crack of Drop, Fly, or Die, belayed by Joe
Drop, Fly, or Die

Castle Valley (map)

Colin prepares to descend after bailing on Jah Man due to high winds

Fisher Towers (map)

Colin sits at the sidewalk, as seen from the top of the corkscrew
Stolen Chimney

Following the pebbled face on the first pitch; the climbing is a little bouldery, and the protection is all drilled angle pitons
Stolen Chimney

Leading the corkscrew -- one of the wildest summits anywhere. The ropes are arched to the right due to strong winds
Stolen Chimney

The second pitch (5.8); looks like mud, but is actually pretty nice rock with decent protection every 8 to 10 feet
Stolen Chimney

Posing on the summit of the corkscrew
Stolen Chimney

Indian Creek (map)

Near the top of the crack Colin finally gets a rest by stemming to the opposite wall
Cave Route

Another endless layback crack at Battle of the Bulge
Three Strikes and You're Out

Organizing the rack for the days climbing

Colin poses for the camera on the 4th pitch (5.11a) of Rimshot; he is positioned at the first rest after the tight sandy-hands crack above the belay
Rimshot

More off-width climbing on the 4th pitch
Rimshot

Exiting the chimney at the top of the second pitch; from his position, the climb moves left (climber's right) onto lower-angled slabs up to the belay
Rimshot

The third pitch traverses left in a chimney to an off-width crack in the main face
Rimshot

Getting established in the off-width crack above the chimney on the third pitch
Rimshot

Posing in front of the "Brick" at the Supercrack Buttress parking lot

Moab (map)

Colin raps the first pitch; we bailed due to loose rock, rain, and general whimpiness
Stairway to Heaven

Roadside climbing on Potash Road…not the most aesthetic climbing area
Pinhead

The Hut (map)

Taking a rest after collecting chimney stones from the property

Colin pushes scaffolding onto the second floor

Colin messing around with the giant hammer, Kevin in the background

Four strong backs are required to move a rafter subsection

Continuing to move the rafter subsection, Doug comes to help

Continuing to move the rafter subsection, Doug helps, Jou and Doug watch

The first ridge pole is moved into position

The front ridge pole is positioned in place

All hands on deck for the second ridge pole