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When not shooting photographs profession- ally, Chris is trying really really hard to climb rock. Don’t be fooled by his meager accom- plishments, he and good friend Ryan Stefiuk have been installing test pieces in the Catskills when the weather dips below freezing and blue daggers start forming in the region.
Jesse Littleton
Since the summer of 2007, Jesse Littleton has been exploiting New York State climbing to its fullest potential. After spending two years in the Shawangunks, Jesse migrated north to the Adirondacks, where he was able to spend his time seeking out first ascents in the newly opened, Silver Lake and Potter Mountain Cliffs, or as some like to call it, “Te Land of Five Star 5.10s”. Now back in New Paltz, Jesse continues to actively participate in the climbing communities of New York, both north and south.
Ross Perry
Ross grew up as a native Northeasterner in Connecticut and is likely the nicest guy you’ll meet out at the crag. He has been protecting and preserving climbing as the Vice-President of CRAG-VT for a number of years all while teaching Science to middle school students. He’s a Bruins and Red Sox fan, and an Ice Crusher.
SCOTT RICHARDSON
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Te man is a beast, crushing boulder problems in the V9 - V10 range, it’s a surprise this guy isn’t touring the world professionally and climbing hard granite for a living. Instead “Scooter” works finance for the Canadian government as little as possible, and hits up Dover’s finest whenever possible.
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