Funny thing I've sometimes noticed is that the names climbers give to certain areas are not even the correct name. For example, Little Rock City is known to climbers as Sandrock. in reality Sandrock is a small town a few miles away!

If you don't like the rules... create your own damn website and post your pics somewhere else.

err, no. where are you from? Sandrock has a ton of bouldering all to its self. LRC is pretty well known in the southeast and only a gumby spewing bad info would mistake it for Sandrock, aka "Little Chereokee Rock Village" couresy of the City of Sandrock.

haha is it just me or does anyone else realize that all this b---- is over a photo description on a website? Last time I checked there were more important things.

Geological Survey Maps? Were talking climbing areas here, not digging for gold.

I've used one to find rock formations before, but we are refering to the names climbing areas here not rock formations, or the type of rock for that matter. They are all on the same ridge system, even Zahnd. There is another band you can find in middle Georgia which includes Boat Rock and the plethora of boulders out at Lake Oconee. You showed me the map remember?

so what is your point?

This is too funny!

Maybe the site should have a section for "Unlabeled" pictures. What is the reason for requiring pictures to be linked to the database?

L.J.

Grayson, nice troll turncoat. Did you really think you were the only person who realized there’s no such place as the Boar’s Nest Boulders? Trying to win the Encyclopedia Brown amateur detective award at the local elementary school? Naw, my guess is that you were just trying to raise a ruckus. When no one immediately replied to your first post, you even posted a second time, “please, please, somebody notice me.�

And now that you’ve really pissed off a lot of people, locals here in Chattanooga, you want the admins to lock the thread. That’s it, boy, go hide behind mommy’s apron. You need to take responsibility for your actions--either stand up and defend yourself, or start trying to make amends.

And for the rest of you carpet-bagging Yankees, each petty little complaint makes you less welcome here. We have moonshine and guns, and you can be run off.

There are two issues at hand with Jut’s photography. One is that access is by no means secured indefinitely at one of the areas from which Jut posted photos. We’re still very much on a probationary period. I applaud Jut’s decision to share some really good pics while having the discretion not to publicly name the area. To maintain good standing with the landowner, it can never be a destination area.

The second issue is a bit more abstract. Who really gives a fork where the photo’s are from or what they’re rated? A good climbing photo should get you excited, maybe make your palms start sweating a little. Makes no difference where it is or how hard the routes are. That’s what Jut’s trying to convey to you simpletons. Get over yourselves and go climbing. Find your own boulders and go climb the best lines, climb for yourself, and for chrissakes, quit worrying about anyone else, especially a bunch of backward hillbillies, is doing.

Fortunately, you are not the majority voice of southern climbers. Most of the southerners I've met have been pretty cool. For example, I have hand drawn maps of LRC...