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That guy moved so quick it was ridiculous. We did twin falls left, this is a pitcure of twin falls right. But they look comparable.
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I am in Montana can I ship directly to him?
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Tee shirts FS?
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Thought I would let all of you addicts know that I got to climb twin falls in bozeman today. Little thin but it went. When we were packing up conrad and Kris should up and climbed, pretty impressive to see those guys climb can't even tell when they put in screws they go sooo fast. Well anyways back to the studying, hope to see some of you out in Hyalite this winter.
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CascadeClimber Climbing DVD Sharing Program
powderhound replied to powderhound's topic in Climber's Board
Does cliffhanger come with it? -
His family and friends will be in my thoughts a prayers. I remember the other week when I was at Devils Tower and looking through the FA history I saw that he put up a 11a, and a 12a trad route in the same day. That blew me away. Cheers to Todd
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okay settle down sparkey and keep your pants on
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CascadeClimber Climbing DVD Sharing Program
powderhound replied to powderhound's topic in Climber's Board
So I will start. I have Masters of Stone V and Petzl Sorbet (has some euros in ice comps with funny hats and some footage of the weeping wall and a guy climbing mushasi, pretty sweet) pm if you wanna switch it up. -
So here is the plan. If you have a Climbing DVD that you are bored and tired of and would like to borrow a different one. Post the DVD that you have and indiviuals that would like to trade for a week or so get in touch with you. If you get burned then let everyone know not to share with them on this thread. It is my hope that this will be an ongoing operation that allows everyone to see climbing DVD's because there is really no where you can rent them.
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Please I have voiced this as well.
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I would like to hear about it. Set up? Location? Private or Public?
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Thats all right you couldn't handle it anyways. My mamma muscle shirt and the first pitch of timebinder would be too much for you to handle.
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Glad that everyone is shiting in the same shitty toliet that I am. It makes me feel far better to know that someone is getting ravished by a polar bear and some intern is getting hit on by a dirty old man.
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What fun is that. Besides training only makes you angry.
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You feel like raging at 9:30am after bombing two test in a row and think that instead of spending all that time studying and not sleeping you could have been climbing. I almost skipped the rest of my classes and went for a long burn down. Anyways I walked it off and now it is time to take a quiz in Audit.
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Well I won't do much talking and I will let the photos speak for themselves. So here they are. Redman!!! Shoshone Spire Nez Perce Flathead Bowman Climbing on Shoshone Spire Try and do all three in a day; it is called the triplet. It was a fun weekend. The rock is pretty good. If I were to go back I would focus on timebinder and my mammas muscle shirt.
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LOL
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thank you, now the rest of us are off the hook. Bill and Paul were some of the bnest people that I have ever climbed with. these comments do not speak about the status of the climber and how much I like or dislike them. This post was about the general atmosphere that surrounds most crags in oregon. This "its my crag mentallity" which fuels egos and then when something happens that they don't like step back because shit is going to hit the fan. Take for example places like beacon, ozone, Elk, trout, these areas that where people think that they have ownership over the area. Comments about we can't publish an area because only ten people can climb there at once is a horrible basis for an argument. Its like Well we should not put up a swing set in the park because we can't provide swings for all 100 kids running around. ever heard a concept called shairng????
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I am gald you paid attention to waht I said. I was describing the expirence that I had this summer "ROCK CLIMBING" in oregon, not what someone was spraying about on the internet. There is a distinct difference between what you read and say on CC.com and what feel happens ouside.
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I am so glad that you are a active memberin the bozeman climbing community that you can speak so definetley. What your name agian?
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Okay, so after spending a summer in Oregon and climbing with a variety of indiviuals, I a have a couple of things to say about the climbing community. 1st: generaly everyone acts top secret and hush hush and that is a bunch of bulshit. Thwe world would be a far better palce if more people climbed. Besides just because you "found" or developed an area does not under any circumstances give you any rigths or say over the area unless it is your personal property. this type of attitude that is exhibited here in this thread elitest and nonproductive. Whuy would you want to deny someone else the activity that brings so much joy in your life. Do you feel as though you are some how entilted? I hope not. Oregon does not have a general guide book and it is about time. Now of course the first one is not going to be good but I didn't see you sticking your neck out there. Now I may have a biased opinion but in the climbing community bozeman is very open about new areas and the more information that is out there the better. So those of you who hold some inclination that you are deserving of climbing at a certian area and others are not need to get off you high horse and get a life. It is such bulshit that you explored these area on your own. Often you hear about them from other climbers and then you go. But that only worked when the climbing community was small. I do not belive for a second that you were all just wandering around and found your shitty secret crags. peace out Let the surly commments begin.
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Looks like it went off without a hitch, wish I was there. Now you all are ready to come out to bozeman to climb some real ice. It is snowing outside right now, and this weekend will be ice time.
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I am really sorry to hear about that. My thoughts and prayers are with you and his family.
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Bill you are man's man.
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try a guide book at an actual climbing shop.
