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cccman
Nov 17, 2005, 1:42 AM
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Go to www.carolinaclimbers.org to view some jaw dropping aerial photos of the tallest cliff in eastern US that the CCC is buying next month! After recovering your senses, consider making a year end, tax deductible contribution to help save this national treasure. Thanks! :D
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tim
Nov 17, 2005, 2:00 AM
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Done. Maybe by the time Laurel is open to climbing, my shoulder will have healed. In any event, I sent $50. Should buy gumballs for all the participants and maybe even some change left over for sodapop. ;-)
John Meyer is awesome. I spoke with him a few years ago about his idea of purchasing large tracts and selling off non-core lots to fund them. It was brilliant then and it's brilliant now, and you guys have achieved brilliant results. I hope this sort of success with his model can be replicated nationwide, now that its power is on full display.
Cheers!
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findingit
Nov 17, 2005, 2:36 AM
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Great shots.....someone has some prime real-estate up on top of it.
Sent down $61.09 of my hard earned northern funny money.......dern exchange rate.
Can't wait for that CCC coozie, it will keep my Moosehead from freezin up on me while I'm choppin wood!!
Hope it all goes well down there, always lookin to dodge winter as long as possible with those southerly road trips....
Clint.
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tnmountainman
Nov 17, 2005, 4:27 AM
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:shock: :shock: W O W :shock:
Thanks for the great pics!! 8^)
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phaedrus
Nov 17, 2005, 4:28 PM
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phaedrus moved this thread from General to View this Website.
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cccman
Nov 17, 2005, 6:22 PM
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Why would phaedras move a topic that helps the climbing community as a whole (a local climbing group making a monumental purchase of a closed area) to the backwater of View This?
Does he not like the CCC?
Does he not like groups asking for donations on the site?
Does my posting violate a site rule?
I am just curious. Seems to me that a public service deserves publicity.
Many RCers have donated and we are grateful.
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cccman
Dec 4, 2005, 1:37 AM
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