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To clarify, whenever DP's name comes up I get edgy, granted his skills are awesome, but his talent for self promotion and lack of respect for the environment, and some half truths render my respect for anything he does to zero.
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Went looking for a new bouldering pad as an adjunct to my old school Cordless and Chouinard pad so after researching and almost getting a BD Mondo... I went with the Big Pad by Organic.
Custom pads by a cool dude in Minnesota, their service and responsiveness was awesome, pad will be on its way in 2 weeks. I just wanted to spread the good vibes about a super nice small business that is very service/quality oriented.
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wondering if anyone had repair recommendations other than buy a new one?
why buy when you can warranty?
I always space that option. BUT, contacted and they were super flex. Sent it back got a replacement within 4 days. Exceptional service.
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Rockin' TR Ivan! Thanks for the memories! Beautiful route and looks like you had a hoot!
Did that in 2000 and wished I hadn't dropped my roll of film off the top
Kolob is my place, some sweet routes and some killer cragging up the South Fork...if you ever get the opportunity.
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Maybe search around a bit, a nice article >>>>> HERE <<<<< in case you missed it.
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Interesting and thought provoking story I just read in my copy of The Games Climbers play - 1978.
Laugh, chide, ponder...what ever, I am still captivated by this stuff and find this story to be most illuminating, especially in the climbing world today.
Granted the work has tinges of Castaneda, but thats ok by me
The Greatest climber in the world - Bernard Amy
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Just ripped a tiny slit (3mm) in the clear membrane and was wondering if anyone had repair recommendations other than buy a new one?
Got this for my kindle and it fits/works great.
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Joe, I visited Darrington for the first time last summer, you will love it!! Beautiful rock in a dramatic setting cannot be beat.
The approach to the most popular crag 3 o'clock will be rough for the time being.
Have you been to Static Point, it's a little closer and similar style although the approach is often a PITA if the road is blocked as it is during specific days.
Good Luck!
3 O'Clock
Blueberry Hill
The approach crux to Static point.
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I loved Mountain Magazine!
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This crack was, as oral word goes, created by a engineering challenge to create a perfect split in the rock using blasting devices. If true, they succeeded.
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Trippy Dude
in Spray
Dude, I tried taking on a cane toad when I was younger but he purty near whooped my ass.
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Props to all the cc.com folks that posted comments and views on the FB page page.
And I am glad, it looks like the proj has been disabled for the moment.
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Wow, incredible. I added a post supporting Gene and, civilly expressed a view. We do not need this kind of nonsense in the Park or anywhere.
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I'd say that hippies smell the worst. Mostly because of the pungent shit they use to cover up weed smell. It just stacks, really.
Foul aromas are not stackable, you would need v4.20 to get the them to stack but then you would find it gets really buggy.
The only way for them to stack without affecting performance would be to merely have 2 with opposite aromas to stand in close proximity, thus creating the illusion of stacking.
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I followed the Asshole climbers link (funny yes) and did some poking around. I found a link to this photo gallery that is pretty amazing and disturbing at the same time. Well worth the view.
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[font:Arial Black]Baroness - Blue Album[/font]
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Or BOTH!
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This is American though and you shouldn't need a reason.
Word. It sucks what happened to the Ranger, and my condolences go out to her family and loved ones. As a veteran and gun owner this had nothing to do with guns or being a veteran and everything to do with this guy being off his rocker.
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Sorry Sobo, I am totally with you on that
Condolences and
Deans gone mad in China!
in Climber's Board
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Perhaps, I have never met the fellow but just the news bits (Delicate Arch debacle), interviews, and such give me the impression of a grand self promoter.
Plenty of active and "cutting edge" folk out there that do their thing with little fanfare and much positive action.
Just saying...