David's visit

David about to throw Melissa across the room.

Melissa and godson David with a great wedding album. 

Merry Xmas from Rochester, NY

A piece of Kentucky for Dad.

Grandpa's stuffed stocking. 

Tigger's new muzzle. 

Fore!!!

Bouldering and golfing at Little Rock City, TN. The climbing here is situated in the rough at a golf course. Luckily, the climbers are allowed to do their thing if they sign a waiver and keep a low profile. That's great because the bouldering is fantastic.

Almost Home for the Holidays...

Adam and I are busy finishing up an awesome tour of the Southeast, and will leave Thursday to head home to NY for the holidays. We are currently in Chattanooga, TN, a pretty, small city with lots of shops, restaurants, and a good fudge shop...mmmm....fudge.

We will be sad to part with our companions Rich and Senja, who have been our traveling buddies for a while now. The temperatures have been dropping, and last night everything froze, including my bottom. Burrrrrr. It will be great to get home and relax with family and have a warm bed.

Check out our most recent pics, and keep emailing and posting comments whenever you have time. Let us know what you will be up to for the holidays and if you have any travels in the future that might cross paths with us. We will continue to post pics through the holidays, and may again return south of the Mason-Dixon after Christmas.

Cheers!!

Working her nemesis, Melissa fighting on The "V" problem, Rocktown, GA. 

Our new home in Georgia, complete with canon on the front porch. 

Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? 

USA Vs. Canada...gold medal match at the LaFayette, GA rec center. 

Hazy morning at Rocktown, GA. It has rained 3 inches in less than 24 hours. 

Tigger burrows into the underbrush. 

Melissa finishing the New Sheriff in Town (V5) at Rocktown, GA. 

All the Bumpus hounds at the Obed, TN 

Georgia on my mind

Melissa and I are hanging out at Rocktown in Georgia (about 25 miles
south of Chattanooga). We're bouldering with our Canadian friends,
Rich and Senja. The rock is fantastic sandstone and the camping is
beautiful and secluded. Definitely back in the wilderness as opposed
to MIguel's in KY which was 50 feet from a highway. We hope to post
some pics soon.