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you mean you actually have to work to get your hair to do that? I thought the Jamaican engineered the hair dreading process by just getting it wet and never combing it out. Bet if you hag out a coffee house you'll find someone to dread your hair. At my local coffee house in louisville there are 3 pe...

wow people actually do that for one another...how nice
everyone at this site is so considerate...this place rocks!

climbhigh wrote:I really enjoy seeing people use the jump method after topping out a climb

So is proper technique

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or

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Zspider wrote:Climbers leave plenty of traces. Look at all the chalk on the walls.

So what do you think about the chalk alternatives? Do those work as well as chalk?

I am wondering after you climb something how do you repel down with out leaving behind at least a biner. Say you climb to the top of this http://www.redriverclimbing.com/album_pic.php?pic_id=389 when you repel down do you just leave the equipment up there and "take one for the team" or do ...

I actually own, have read, and refer to, John Long's falconguide (3rd ed). And on the advice of artsay bought freedom of the hills yesterday.

What kind of knot should I use to tie then ends of webbing together around a tree that I want to use as a top rope anchor?
thanks,
honor

thanks,

Getting ready to get a rack together. Was wondering if people just use webbing for there rack and how many of what should be on it to do an average climb out at the gorge?

Also how many feet is an average climb out at the gorge?

thanks,
Scott

But how are we going to make lots and lots of money off of that?
No I think the higher ups would just as soon use oil until Louisiana falls off into the ocean