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rivercityrni
Sep 18, 2003, 8:25 PM
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Where would you live?
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ropegungirl
Sep 18, 2003, 10:01 PM
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I would live somewhere tropical where I could wake in the morning and see the ocean out my front yard and a beatiful crag out my backyard. My house would have open windows everywhere for the tropical breeze and a massive skylight to see the stars at night.
If only I could win the lottery ~sigh~
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highlander
Sep 18, 2003, 10:09 PM
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Squamish, BC
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callmeraymon
Sep 18, 2003, 10:15 PM
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JTree! climb all year.
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rckclimbergurl
Sep 18, 2003, 10:26 PM
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In reply to: I would live somewhere tropical where I could wake in the morning and see the ocean out my front yard and a beatiful crag out my backyard. My house would have open windows everywhere for the tropical breeze and a massive skylight to see the stars at night. If only I could win the lottery ~sigh~ :wink:
Holy crapola!!!
You and I think alike!! That would be my first choice!
Second would be living in New Zealand, with a waterfront property, hearing the roar of the waves at I wake up in the morning in a wooden cabin. It'd be at least 2 floors high, and, instead of stairs going up to the second floor, there'd be a little veritcal wall that you'd have to climb. If you had to get big or heavy stuff up or down a level, there's this pulley and a basket that you put it in, just like a well. There'd be a super wicked multi-pitch crag located 15 minutes of walking from the house, (so you can at least have some backyard!!) So I'd be able to surf as well as climb.
Trust me. I've got it alllllll figured out. :wink:
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emtclimber
Sep 18, 2003, 11:02 PM
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Canmore, Alberta
LOTS of climbing close-by.
Or Jasper just cause I like it there (I must I've been there 5 times this summer :? ).
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mtman
Sep 18, 2003, 11:34 PM
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New Zeland... what more could you want in a place climbing, alpine and rock, surf and every adventure sport that is around. also australia is just a short plane ride away... sun hot girls man what more could you ask for... 8)
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dc
Sep 20, 2003, 7:17 AM
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It would definately have to be Australia!
Theres:
cliffs to climb,
mountains to conquer,
sport walls to visit,
parks to skate,
hills to bomb,
waves to ride...
its just perfect :wink:
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lollipopchic
Sep 20, 2003, 7:55 AM
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In reply to: It would definately have to be Australia! Theres: cliffs to climb, mountains to conquer, sport walls to visit, parks to skate, hills to bomb, waves to ride... its just perfect :wink:
Yep Australia RULES!!!
But if I could live anywhere, then I think California might be nice...
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phugganut
Sep 20, 2003, 8:06 AM
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Is there climbing on the moon?
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drkodos
Sep 20, 2003, 8:35 AM
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I can live anywhere, and I choose Las Vegas.....
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fiveten
Sep 20, 2003, 11:08 AM
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Australia is Sweet, The coast, great climbing and awesome friendly people, although when I leave here I think I would love to go to Canada:)
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bustinmins
Sep 20, 2003, 2:13 PM
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Boulder, CO.
Lots of great climbing to be had with Boulder Canyon, Eldorado Canyon, Clear Creek Canyon, Lumpe Ridge and South Platte. Lots of skiing in the winter, 56 peaks above 14,000' and a lot of people who are into it all....
JD
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baza_arrampicare
Sep 20, 2003, 3:42 PM
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Probably either J tree or Nepal.
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fredo
Sep 20, 2003, 4:08 PM
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Fernie BC
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mike_ok
Sep 20, 2003, 4:13 PM
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Jackson, Wyoming.
mmmmmmm
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psych
Sep 20, 2003, 5:03 PM
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Dude, that's funny....or is there some secret climbing mecca in Fernie that I've not heard about?
Don't make me drive up there to find out!
Mike...
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herm
Sep 20, 2003, 5:22 PM
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Here in Rovanna, at least half of our 80 residents are climbers. We have bouldering within 5 minutes. Within 15 minutes we have the Buttermilks, the Happys, and lots of boulders no one has heard of. Owen's River Gorge is 5 minutes away. We put up immaculate 3 pitch trad FAs within a mile of here. There are mile long 5th class ridges that i can get on within 20 minutes of this computer. Our bouldering season is year round, and the Sierra Crest is right out the back door. There are at least 5 types of stone to climb on within 30 minutes of here. Yosemite is an hour away, most of the folks here are Valley retirees. The catch? Rovanna is slated to be torn down for a rich development that will increase the population, interfere with mule deer migration, and displace all of the dirt bag poor climbers that live here already, and probably won't be able to afford to stay. :(
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rokshoxbkr19
Sep 20, 2003, 6:43 PM
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St. George UTAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God there is so much climbing there and in the surrounding areas and just a stone's throw from ZION> I love it there, the only sucky thing is no bars (there is one bar, but beer is only 3.2% alcohol) Climbing just did a spread on the area, but it didn't even touch on the vastness of the climbing
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worleybird25
Sep 20, 2003, 6:57 PM
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Horse Pens 40. More sandstone sloper boulders than you can shake a stick at.
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blotched
Sep 20, 2003, 7:23 PM
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In reply to: Jackson, Wyoming. mmmmmmm
Agreed
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fredo
Sep 20, 2003, 8:21 PM
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In reply to: Dude, that's funny....or is there some secret climbing mecca in Fernie that I've not heard about? Don't make me drive up there to find out! ..
NAW...I like Fernie because it's in the Canadian Rockies, with Canmore, Baniff being just a days drive away. Best of both worlds closer than I am now but in a much smaller town without all of the people. Just me..an easy place to disappear
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krestkid
Sep 20, 2003, 8:47 PM
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Definitely Scotland!! Even Australia or New Zealand! If only I had lots of money!
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klatre
Sep 20, 2003, 9:54 PM
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anywhere utah, or anywhere norge! (particularly bergen)
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teddy
Sep 21, 2003, 12:14 AM
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New Zealand would be perfect for me if it didn't rain so much and it was warmer... for me, i want somewhere with a beach on my front step, a mountain starting behind me and cliffs on the sides. 8) if only such a place existed... :?
actually now that i think about it australia would be awesome too, if i had a license :x :evil:
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