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  Meanwhile back at the ranch
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  @RussWalling Is this a trick question.....:) list item
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  What I really need. Someone to take my book and help me put it into digital format.
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  @toby Whaal, hush my mouth I must be fallin' behind Thanks for the updates
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  WideFetish?
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  @zBrown Thanx zB Seems, delinquency, like baldness, skips a generation?! I took High school seriously, #Tookme3One-2Times to get out Had an extra lot of fun though, went to a lot of shows The 3 Mile Island was a gas Any way you look at it I've been blessed and cursed So I volunteer in the hood, some badass kids - clean but at risk they have me take 'em bowling 'n stuff; Never hoods in the woods, Don't believe in that & can't risk all the ticks, these kids already know from snakes there aren't any lessons to be shared for the track their lives are on They would only take away that those are what & where to find vehicles to break-in to & steal or steal from and how to use ropes to become high-rise housing project building thieves
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  Blues beat Bruins to clinch maiden Stanley Cup title
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  I was very lucky to grow up in Rochester. I went to the Don Cherry hockey school there for years and the Montreal Canadiens hockey school in St. Agathe ,Quebec ,for a few more. All supported by my paper route. Remember that,newspaper delivery. I did that on a Raleigh 3 speed. I became friends with a few great people in the sport,Don Cherry , who played for the Rochester Americans and was a Carpenter. I worked at his hockey school in Hs and he got me to play on the Rochester Monarchs,a Junior A team. Larry Robinson ,a hall of fame defenseman with the Canadiens, got me a tryout in Canada with a great Junior A team in Kitchener. It is and was a great sport. It is amazing as I age to see guys I played with,still strong.
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  Bishop - A Quick Fly-Over with Friends
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  @toby Cool story! I posted a test TR on both forums, and this one works great. Thanks for that - Skip and i really like the trip reports, and the other one was clunky... Erik
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  What are your climbing plans for this weekend...or week?
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  @MisterE I'm actually salivating.....
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  Mountaineering. For example, recent Everest ascent 14 days door-to-door
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  These days you would have to be incredibly stupid to attempt the South Col or the North Ridge. You would be totally at the mercy of all of the gumbies blocking the way. People who want to claim an Everest ascent at the water cooler but don't even know how to put on crampons, sheesh!
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  Night Climbers of Islamabad
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  @Heyzeus said in Night Climbers of Islamabad: The link didn't work? I thought I checked and it was OK. What did I do wrong? I hit the hyper-link icon and pasted address. Hmmm. Link worked fine as you posted it. I just tuned it to link from a descriptive bit it text: "Pakistani climbers", rather than "Link here". One of those more esoteric aspects. Don't sweat it.
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  Driving to Colorado From SD (Ca)
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  @Skywalker said in Driving to Colorado From SD (Ca): "Zion is booked." Maybe not. I showed up on a weekday at the north entrance @ 4:00pm; the "Campgrounds Full" sign was out and the entrance ranger said I'd have no luck getting a site. I drove in anyway and pulled into the South Campground, the camp host said it was full but check out the Watchman Campground. That camp host said it was full, but I could stay one night in one of the group campsites (along with possibly others), then get up at 6:00am, leave my camp set up & drive to South Campground and get in line. I was fourth in line (100% dirtbaggers) and by 9:00am had a spot for five days! Drove back and grabbed my gear. The campgrounds are super convenient; a short walk to transit, the grocery store, tavern, and an outdoor shop that'll rent you waterproof shoes and pants if you want to hike the Narrows. I didn't drive my car for five days.
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  Redpoint Climber's Forum
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  @toby Lol! I've been having to do a lot of computer work lately and Redpoint helps get me through the mind-numbing slog. Probably won't be as attentive once I'm back in my art studio....that'll be your job again. 100 is a nice milestone. Congrats!