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noal
Feb 26, 2002, 1:15 AM
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Woodse...you and Joemor man!
Oh, I love you guys, your great
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case22
Feb 26, 2002, 1:19 AM
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My friends and I have an outdoor climbing area. It's not natural rock, it's an old train tressel. We actually have sport routes, so we have it bolted. However, I wouldn't recommend this for the cliff! I would just try to get to the top. No worries about if it's the same route or not. It's nice to climb outside and not have a specific route. It makes it fun and interesting!
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kahuna3602
Feb 26, 2002, 5:23 AM
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Jody, I had the pleasure of growing up in urban New Jersey. Painted rock was very common and quite unsightly. Now if you did it in watercolors as a temporary art statement, Maybe... Rock is beautiful by itself tho.
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joemor
Mar 5, 2002, 12:56 AM
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glad to see some of us are thinking..... i like the bread crumb idea..... but i was talking to my local council and found out the cost of cutting a jeep track through a clif wasnsnt all that much..... and saves alot of effort driving rather than climbing. im sending them down my local crag right now
joe
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