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The Skinny on Ultralight Biners - 2005-08-28 by j_ung
Obesity may be on the rise amongst children, but not carabiners. In fact, the opposite is true. Here's the lowdown, including more than just weight, on some of today's top-selling ultralight biners.
Monkey see lets monkey do - 2005-08-17 by elizard2001
Watching expert climbers actually can improve your performance...
Taking in the Day - 2005-08-09 by roninthorne
Moments in the FA zone, somewhere off the beaten path in West Virginia.
the lifestyle - 2005-07-12 by texasutfan2008
My experiances as a first year climber
Peter Pan Climbing on the Razor's Edge - 2005-06-28 by fjielgeit
Romancing the Stone is more than a movie, and Peter Pan more than a boy, he uses the razor's edge. An essay on transcendence and growing up.
Our Area - 2005-06-17 by cruxmonger
A story about friends growing up and growing apart, success, failure and jealousy.
All My Rowdy Friends - 2005-04-14 by dingus
Part review and part waxing nostalgic... Dingus takes a stroll down memory lane to the days before cams and comes back with something new, yet oh-so familiar: The Wild Country Forged Friend.
A Fantasy Realm Made By Reality - 2005-04-11 by sub-zero
Can you think of any other place where you feel alive and free? Climbing is a sanctuary where you can go to escape the world and all of your problems. This article is about our own climbing areas where freedom actually exists.
Introducing young children to climbing. - 2005-04-11 by fiend
Advice on how to get your child into climbing if they are still too young to handle all the necessary safety issues.
A Rock Climber Reads Flight Psychology - 2005-03-30 by fjielgeit
The sign on the tarmac read: HAZARD AHEAD, PROCEED WITH CAUTION!
Goin' Fishin' - 2005-02-23 by rock_rookie
The Tonquin Valley is a remote, wonderful wilderness, situated west of Jasper, Alberta. If you get the chance, I highly recommend visiting the area!
How you can help us without spending a dime - 2005-01-13 by tim
These are some things that don't cost anyone anything, but would greatly assist us in bringing a better site into production, and better serving the climbing community.
Rock Collecting - 2005-01-12 by rock_rookie
I've always lived near the great Canadian Rockies, but I never spent alot of time in the mountains or truly appreciated their splendor until sometime into my 34th year of life. This story is an account of my first taste of alpinism.
An Epic Day - 2005-01-04 by rock_rookie
You don't have to be dangling upside down in a crevasse after a snowbridge collapses, or bivi-ing unexpectedly in a whiteout without food and shelter, to experience the anxiety that is associated with what's typically described as an 'epic'...
For ur Iz only - 2004-12-22 by dennyg
Dez eye'z of mine...what I c in a day
The eye'z of winter are upon us ! - 2004-12-22 by dennyg
ahh... daa... Oh yah... To open ur eye's to the to these winds of mine
Beyond Passion - 2004-12-19 by el_cap
Climbing is full of pain, frustration, and fear. So why do I climb? What drives me to go beyond the limits of human reason and place myself hundreds of feet above the ground entrusting my life...
Northeastern Ice Climbing Information - 2004-12-07 by mother_sheep
As due attention was paid to the ice and ice festivals popping up in the Mountain States in the last issue of Spray, we now invite you to take a glimpse at what our friends to the north east are enthusiastically picking away at this season...
Climb On - 2004-12-03 by rockclimbergirl
I took some time to reflect back on my first time climbing on the real stuff (Joshua Tree) instead of the gym. A first time should never be forgotten and should always be shared.
A Hard Lesson Learned - 2004-11-29 by boulderinemt
This is an article about Dwight Bishop, my rock climbing guru, and our times together around Butte.
Ice Climbing North of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario - 2004-11-29 by sirjohn
The area north of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario on the east side of Lake Superior Hosts many of the longest ice climbing in the mid-Continent. Some of these areas include the Agawa Canyon, Montreal River south Bay, Cerro de-Hielo.
Families Rock - 2004-11-08 by mother_sheep
Tips for the climbing parent, told by a Mom.
Understanding Myself - 2004-10-07 by pusherem
The real author has now been found. Thanx for the note. This is a project he did for shcool.
The Flight of the Kea - 2004-09-22 by calamity_chk
[i]Kea (Nestor notabilis), a mountain dwelling parrot native to New Zealand that is notable for its unusual behavioral traits: extreme curiosity, playfulness and a flexibility in diet.[/i]