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I DONT THINK THE CAMPGROUNDS OPEN TILL MAY15 OR SOMETHING, BUT I MAY BE WRONG. YOU CAN USE THE 8 MILE CAMPGROUND. JUST PARK ALONG THE ROAD AND WALK IN. ALSO BRIDGE CREEK IS ALWAYS OPEN BUT IS 1ST COME 1ST SERVE.

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yur not hitting on me r u???

shocking!

YOU GUYS EVER NOTICE HOW ON THE UPPER LEFT HAND OF YOUR CC.COM TOOL BAR, THERE WILL BE A SMALL BLINKING ENVELOPE. WELPS THAT LITTLE GUY NOTIFIES PEOPLE THEY HAVE A PM. PRETTY COOL EH?? NOW DO YOU ALL CALL EVERYONE YOU SEND EMAIL TO OR A LETTER AND TELL THEM TO CHECK THEIR INBOX???

ive already climbed with ray tho..........

what about me!!??? i want an unlikely climbing partner!!

i agree with chuck..it is sport climbing but with some flavor added!!!

ALL CC.COMMER CAN SHOW!!! OPEN MINDS AND A DESIRE FOR FUN IS REQUIRED. OTHER ITEMS WILL BE ADDRESSED SOON.

EVERYTHING SOUTH FACING IS GOOD TO GO! CAMPING...ITS PUBLIC LAND CAMP WHERE YOU WANT AS LONG AS YOU PARK ON THE CREEK SIDE AND CAMP ON THE UPHILL SIDE. FUCK THE TOOL!

YUP

SUCKY SITE.. http://www.rockclimbing.com/routes/listState.php?CountryStateID=12

sobo i have seen some shizz on this. some idaho local has been developing the area.. bolts and shit!!! check rockclimbing.com

doitinoneday! nottoobadifyouareingoodshape! iamfatanddiditinoneday! havefunonetheapproach!

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM CLIMBING MAGAZINE RE: INCIDENT IN JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK Carbondale, CO-Yesterday details of an incident and charges involving Climbing magazine editor Jonathan Thesenga and the National Park Service in Joshua Tree National Park first came to the attention of Climbing’s management team. We immediately undertook action and conducted an internal investigation. Based on the results of those efforts, Climbing magazine this morning terminated Thesenga’s employment effective immediately. A successor will be named later. For 33 years Climbing’s editorial content has been a constant refrain to climbers to act as environmental stewards. We have encouraged the climbing community to employ minimum impact climbing practices, and have strived as employees and representatives of Climbing and the community to maintain even higher standards for ourselves. Violations of that obligation are dealt with swiftly and deliberately. Climbing magazine has supported the Access Fund since its inception in 1989, through financial sponsorship, marketing assistance, and editorial coverage of their efforts. Climbing’s long-time editor, publisher, former owner and current editorial consultant, Michael Kennedy, served as a volunteer on the Access Fund board of directors from 1993 through 2002 and as Access Fund president in 1999 and 2000. Climbing magazine supported climbing specific efforts of the Conservation Alliance with corporate sponsorship from 1992 through 1998. And more recently, the magazine has supported the Utah Open Lands’ Castleton Tower Preservation Initiative, a community and industry supported effort to save Castle Valley from development. Environmental awareness and activism are the core tenets of Climbing’s philosophy - - past, present and future.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM CLIMBING MAGAZINE RE: INCIDENT IN JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK Carbondale, CO-Yesterday details of an incident and charges involving Climbing magazine editor Jonathan Thesenga and the National Park Service in Joshua Tree National Park first came to the attention of Climbing’s management team. We immediately undertook action and conducted an internal investigation. Based on the results of those efforts, Climbing magazine this morning terminated Thesenga’s employment effective immediately. A successor will be named later. For 33 years Climbing’s editorial content has been a constant refrain to climbers to act as environmental stewards. We have encouraged the climbing community to employ minimum impact climbing practices, and have strived as employees and representatives of Climbing and the community to maintain even higher standards for ourselves. Violations of that obligation are dealt with swiftly and deliberately. Climbing magazine has supported the Access Fund since its inception in 1989, through financial sponsorship, marketing assistance, and editorial coverage of their efforts. Climbing’s long-time editor, publisher, former owner and current editorial consultant, Michael Kennedy, served as a volunteer on the Access Fund board of directors from 1993 through 2002 and as Access Fund president in 1999 and 2000. Climbing magazine supported climbing specific efforts of the Conservation Alliance with corporate sponsorship from 1992 through 1998. And more recently, the magazine has supported the Utah Open Lands’ Castleton Tower Preservation Initiative, a community and industry supported effort to save Castle Valley from development. Environmental awareness and activism are the core tenets of Climbing’s philosophy - - past, present and future.

GOAT ADMIRABLE THAT YOU PUT SOO MUCH TIME INTO EACH POST. BUT TRUTHFULLY IT IS EQUALY TO READ YOUR POSTS AS IT IS MINE. MINE ARE RANDOM, POORLY EDITED AND RARLEY MAKE A point. yours are just hard to decipher whats going on. then again i only even skim most topics, so i rarley get to the meat of what you are saying. maybe try to just like make it a statment instead of breaking everything down line by line.

VANTAGE IS ALREADU ABUSED ENOUGH WITH EXCESSIVE TOP ROPING. PLUS WITH THE LOOSE ROCK HAZARD I DO NOT THINK IT IS WISH TO BRING LARGE GROUPS THERE. AND PLEASE NEVER BRING THEM TO INDEX. I WONT BE NICE!

TIMM@Y is not a very interesting person and he often does repeat himself. its hard for him to come up with new material

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cbs, the metal is thicker as well.

also why have soo many pieces of webbing when 2 or 3 would suffice. clean your crap up dont use bright colored webbing.