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Redpointed some routes I used to have to one hang and felt pretty solid on them.

I guess I am actually getting stronger, despite feeling like an old man here lately.

I'll take it!

A solid mix is preferable though.

If I'm on a week+ climbing trip, I really like being somewhere I can do both at the same crag. Very satisfying.

Hit the Gunks for three days in a row, first time doing that in a few weeks. technical ability is still there, but I couldn't climb more than 8 pitches on any given day. Still, felt good. Can't wait for Sept. when I'll be out for two weeks.

Thinking of heading to the New and / or the Red starting in Oct for a few weeks. Anyone interested in joining me at either place for a time.

Yep... the older you get, the better a small increase in strength will feel. That's what I would like right now.... this summer is really draining the crap out of me... today's forecast is 107... luckily though we have a cold front coming through for Wednesday and the temps should drop off to 92F. Wooo!

I liked Cochise for that nice mix. Zeke and I did a cool route that allowed for both in the same route. Supposedly it's a "sport" route but we ended up plugging necessary gearz.

These kind of "mixed" routes are very common in Aus.

I managed to find a great deal this week on a pair of these



They should be here this week! Wooo!! Now I need to find a spare week in January to head to CO.

Hit the Gunks for three days in a row, first time doing that in a few weeks. technical ability is still there, but I couldn't climb more than 8 pitches on any given day. Still, felt good. Can't wait for Sept. when I'll be out for two weeks.

Thinking of heading to the New and / or the Red starting in Oct for a few weeks. Anyone interested in joining me at either place for a time.

Got any room left on the dance card?

Seriously. I've got 2 weeks of vacation and the back is feeling progressively better.

Got any room left on the dance card?

Seriously. I've got 2 weeks of vacation and the back is feeling progressively better.


Yes.

If it's the New River, I can come out anytime because it's only a 3.5 - 4 hour ride.

The Red River is a bit trickier but possibly doable. Myself and 3 other guys are planning a 7 day trip to one of the two gorges during the fall but haven't decided which just yet. We were talking about November though, so it might be a bit late. Things are leaning towards the Red so if we are out there at the same time, you are obviously welcome to pack the tent away for a week and crash in the rental cabin.

Laz, but apparrently he's going Ice Climbing???

Umm.....
you know its August right?
Not much back country skiing right now.
You should meet me at the Leap next week. And Rope gun for me. I need someone to drag me up knapsackpass

Do the same thing I do. Plan a ton of trips and hope that people follow through on at least half of them.

Mine has been gone for the last three weeks or so, but I think he may have just come back. Don't let it bother you, mass one starring is probably one of the lamest ways one can spend their time.

Actually, no, that wasn't.

This is though.

PTFTMFWB!!

I one stared you once. But you deserved it. Hell, I'd one star myself half the time if the site allowed it.

Redpointed some routes I used to have to one hang and felt pretty solid on them.

Oct is best for me. I could do the new and / or the red for about five weeks starting the first week in Oct. I could also do the 'Gunks during that time, too.

Things are getting tough at home with my dad's wife, so I'm getting out after Sept.

Not entirely flexible during the two weeks that Jeremiah is coming out in Sept, as we'll be on the road every 2-3 days hitting a new spot. If you time it right, you could meet us for two days in the 'Gunks, but that doesn't sound overly reasonable.

However, once in Oct and heading into Nov, I'm good. A buddy of mine is visiting the US for two weeks from Germany in Nov, so I'm making time to see him, but he may want to hit the New or the Red in Nov, too, so we'll see.