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wordisborn
May 21, 2003, 6:01 PM
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the Friends of Josh have organized a climbing trip this weekend that is perfect for us newer climbers.
Its 3 days of camping and climbing for 85$
You sign up for 4 differnent clinics that include everything from advanced climbing technic to first aid to gear selection to photography.
THey give you food every morning and a dinner on sat night. It should be alot of fun.
for more into go to http://www.friendsofjosh.org
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gretchino
May 21, 2003, 6:04 PM
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Be careful out there! The season is almost over...last weekend I was there and suffered mild heat exhaustion. NOT fun....stay hydrated and in the shade. :)
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enigma
May 21, 2003, 6:59 PM
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In reply to: Be careful out there! The season is almost over...last weekend I was there and suffered mild heat exhaustion. NOT fun....stay hydrated and in the shade. :)
Good Advice,I was trying to tell someone else on RC.Com as well
.But realistically they can climb early mornings,and in the later afternoon and evenings.
Hey maybe they'll set up some swimming party in the afternoon, at the Hot Springs, with cool drinks, and ice cream. 8)
I did click on that Friends of Josh ,it really sounds great!!!! Have a wonderful time, bring alot of sunblock, chapstick, hats, and gatorade. :P
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knuckles
May 22, 2003, 11:35 AM
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I spent the start of this week in JT and it was silly hot. A few hours of climbing at dusk and some moonlight/sunrise stuff at dawn but that was it. I spent all day sleeping in the shade at the base of La Reina like a lizard. I knew I was in trouble when I pulled into camp at 11pm and it was comfortable in a t-shirt. Bring LOTS of water and a swamp cooler if you have one.
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