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austin.timm
Oct 1, 2008, 12:37 AM
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sungam wrote: austin.timm wrote: Bozeman, MT If you want to do some crazy alpinismo. I'll be here all year. Hook it up. Crazy alpinismo like spindrift swimming mixed climbing sufferfests? Woooo! I'm there!
You know how to reach me, just give me a week notice, or not. Either way doesn't much matter.
P.S. I'm 20
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sungam
Oct 1, 2008, 12:39 AM
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austin.timm wrote: sungam wrote: austin.timm wrote: Bozeman, MT If you want to do some crazy alpinismo. I'll be here all year. Hook it up. Crazy alpinismo like spindrift swimming mixed climbing sufferfests? Woooo! I'm there! You know how to reach me, just give me a week notice, or not. Either way doesn't much matter. P.S. I'm 20
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donald949
Oct 1, 2008, 1:17 AM
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sungam wrote: Dubba D, much of my rack is older then me. (hand-me-downs).
More crap to lug up the route.
You haven't been climbing enough to scratch it up. I should know, most of my cams are way to clean and shinney.
Just replace all the old webbing with new, and yer good to go.
:D
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sungam
Oct 1, 2008, 1:23 AM
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donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Dubba D, much of my rack is older then me. (hand-me-downs). Cool, while a big shinney new rack looks pretty, it just means two things. More crap to lug up the route. You haven't been climbing enough to scratch it up. I should know, most of my cams are way to clean and shinney. Just replace all the old webbing with new, and yer good to go. :D
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donald949
Oct 1, 2008, 3:23 AM
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sungam wrote: donald949 wrote: sungam wrote: Dubba D, much of my rack is older then me. (hand-me-downs). Just replace all the old webbing with new, and yer good to go. :D Nah, the chord on those nuts is so thick and heavy it has another 5 years in it at least. 
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bigfatrock
Oct 3, 2008, 5:54 PM
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You are welcome to climb with me if you come through the North Texas-Oklahoma area. We could climb in the Wichita Mountains in SW Oklahoma. It's an amazing field of granite. One would never think you were in Oklahoma. I see this thread is massively long so I'm not going to bother to see if anybody else in the area gave you an offer. Just let me know.
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bigfatrock
Oct 3, 2008, 6:19 PM
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Haha, quite more than a "field" more like a range. It's a magical place!! Definitely the best climbing in the south. Enchanted rock in Texas is good too, but a lot further away from me.
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fenix83
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Oct 6, 2008, 6:07 PM
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Let me know if you head south of the border. I'm in sunny bananaland (aka Costa Rica).
-F
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sungam
Oct 6, 2008, 9:32 PM
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fenix83 wrote: Let me know if you head south of the border. I'm in sunny bananaland (aka Costa Rica). -F 
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wykittiebug
Oct 6, 2008, 9:51 PM
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I'm incredibly jealous of your availability....
That said, I'd liked to invite you for climbing if/when you're in the greater Moab area. My bf and I are frequent climbers and are always looking for new people to share in the fun. PM me if you are interested.
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sungam
Oct 6, 2008, 10:23 PM
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BTW, Kansasclimber, if you're there...
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full1346
Oct 6, 2008, 11:17 PM
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if youre ever in pa we can do some sport at birdsboro or wherever and/or some chossy trad?
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sungam
Oct 6, 2008, 11:46 PM
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full1346 wrote: if youre ever in pa we can do some sport at birdsboro or wherever and/or some chossy trad?
Think of this as a vister coming to your country and wanting to try out your normal day-to-day food.
If someone came here to scotland and stayed with loads of folks, they wouldn't want everyone to feed them haggis (which is the shiznit, btw) they would want fish'n'chips, battered sassie's, gammon, deep fried pizza, scampi, and steaks. Know what I mean?
I'm not after whatever super-classics are withing weekend driving distance, I want your fastfood climbing. (though some sweet climbing, and nice meals, wouldn't go amiss )
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full1346
Oct 6, 2008, 11:57 PM
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sungam wrote: full1346 wrote: if youre ever in pa we can do some sport at birdsboro or wherever and/or some chossy trad? Whatever you guys get up to on a regular basis, I want to trail it. Think of this as a vister coming to your country and wanting to try out your normal day-to-day food. If someone came here to scotland and stayed with loads of folks, they wouldn't want everyone to feed them haggis (which is the shiznit, btw) they would want fish'n'chips, battered sassie's, gammon, deep fried pizza, scampi, and steaks. Know what I mean? I'm not after whatever super-classics are withing weekend driving distance, I want your fastfood climbing. (though some sweet climbing, and nice meals, wouldn't go amiss )
the trad stuff is only about 15 minutes from my campus, and the sport climbing is 45 minutes or so. by the way, its pretty easy climbing, nothing over 5.10
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sungam
Oct 7, 2008, 12:10 AM
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full1346 wrote: sungam wrote: full1346 wrote: if youre ever in pa we can do some sport at birdsboro or wherever and/or some chossy trad? Whatever you guys get up to on a regular basis, I want to trail it. Think of this as a vister coming to your country and wanting to try out your normal day-to-day food. If someone came here to scotland and stayed with loads of folks, they wouldn't want everyone to feed them haggis (which is the shiznit, btw) they would want fish'n'chips, battered sassie's, gammon, deep fried pizza, scampi, and steaks. Know what I mean? I'm not after whatever super-classics are withing weekend driving distance, I want your fastfood climbing. (though some sweet climbing, and nice meals, wouldn't go amiss ) the trad stuff is only about 15 minutes from my campus, and the sport climbing is 45 minutes or so. by the way, its pretty easy climbing, nothing over 5.10
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full1346
Oct 7, 2008, 3:12 AM
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sungam wrote: full1346 wrote: sungam wrote: full1346 wrote: if youre ever in pa we can do some sport at birdsboro or wherever and/or some chossy trad? Whatever you guys get up to on a regular basis, I want to trail it. Think of this as a vister coming to your country and wanting to try out your normal day-to-day food. If someone came here to scotland and stayed with loads of folks, they wouldn't want everyone to feed them haggis (which is the shiznit, btw) they would want fish'n'chips, battered sassie's, gammon, deep fried pizza, scampi, and steaks. Know what I mean? I'm not after whatever super-classics are withing weekend driving distance, I want your fastfood climbing. (though some sweet climbing, and nice meals, wouldn't go amiss ) the trad stuff is only about 15 minutes from my campus, and the sport climbing is 45 minutes or so. by the way, its pretty easy climbing, nothing over 5.10 5.10 sounds plenty hard for me.
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GabeWalker
Oct 7, 2008, 3:50 AM
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You come to the northeast, let me know, you can hang with The Gabe Walker and drink fine single malt scotches with him as well.
(This post was edited by GabeWalker on Oct 7, 2008, 3:52 AM)
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DHART
Oct 7, 2008, 5:56 PM
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are you going to be around Las Vegas, NV? if so-when?
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sungam
Oct 7, 2008, 7:24 PM
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DHART wrote: are you going to be around Las Vegas, NV? if so-when?
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rachel.sky
Oct 8, 2008, 8:31 PM
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Ok-- I'm a short drive from RRG. If you already have plans, lemme know the date. Or I can tell you the next time I'm going with my group. When --ballpark-- do you think you'll be in the area? And if you said it 10 pages ago, I'm sorry I didn't read through it!
Rach
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sungam
Oct 8, 2008, 8:41 PM
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rachel.sky wrote: Ok-- I'm a short drive from RRG. If you already have plans, lemme know the date. Or I can tell you the next time I'm going with my group. When --ballpark-- do you think you'll be in the area? And if you said it 10 pages ago, I'm sorry I didn't read through it! Rach
But hey, it's a date
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sungam
Oct 10, 2008, 1:20 PM
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Bimpity bump!
Anyone else up for some banter and climbing?
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anykineclimb
Oct 10, 2008, 2:13 PM
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Whenever you get to Colorado I got some floor space for you. Whether you come for the ice or rock, it'll be a good time.
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sungam
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Sweet, the photos and stuff I've seen of Colorado look so freakin' good. Must climbz the mountains.
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