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I do tend to use lots of chalk. I think some of it's mental. I don't rest enoungh sometimes but I must keep on.

I'll give it a try.

Climbing regulary isn't the problem for me. I climb 4-6 days a week. Mostly bouldering tears my hands up. I do use lotion but it wears off so quick just doing every day things. Thanks for the advice though.

I destroy my hands climbing every day but I was looking for maybe a quick fix. For me it's not all the time my hands fall apart but lately i've been getting new blisters and hanging skin regulary. I do use superglue sometimes but the crap is spendy.

Any sugestions on how to keep the skin on your hands from constantly peeling/blistring from climbing? My hands look like I put them in a meat grinder all the time.

I'm always looking for a partner. I know a few good spots too. Get back at me.

I have 4/15 through 4/17 off. Let me know.

I'll have too check that spot out.

Spread the word.

I have 2 rooms for rent in my 4 bedroom house. $450/month, all utilities included: (digital gold cable TV, cable internet, power, water, phone, garbage, and heating). The house is 3 blocks from the Max and buslines. Never any problems with parking.

Whats the recipe?

Is the lump solid or does it have fluid in it. It could be a ruptured blood vessle. I have one above my elbow. It doesn't hurt, but it's there.

I just ran into Winco and saw Clif Bars on sale for 88 cents. Cheapest I've seen .

I'll look into that book, thanks.

Any one know a cure, drugs, or a remedy for altitude sickness?

I climb/lead 10s mostly but if there is some good 11s, I'll jump on them. I haven't checked the snow report but I will now, thanks.

Any routes that are a must do. I'll be out there in 3 weeks and would like to get as many routes in as possible.