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Hi Saxman/Bram, If you have any desire, I offer my services to you. As you may or may not be aware, I've designed and built my share of walls and feel my experience in design and manufacturing of walls may be of benefit to you. Of course if you have everything spelled out, I only wish you good luck ...

I don't think you can build a woody that is too overhanging, but that is just me. There is no faster way to build strength than climbing on steep terrain. However, a less steep wall is needed so that you can use the other holds you bought that don't work on the steepness. Or build yourself some tria...

Thank you.
Greg

I would like to remove a picture I uploaded to the database. I don't think I can do this though, or at least I couldn't find a way to.

OTHERCLIMBING
Pic Title: Failure Pictures
Poster: fatandweak
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2005 9:30pm

Thanks Admin.
Greg Rueff

Yes, climbing is good Mike. And we will climb.
Greg

Yeah, I guess. I know of at least three home gyms in Lexington and I have the privilege of climbing at two of them. And having worked there since it opened, The Johnson Center is my neglected child I lock in the basement, only to acknowledge in times of desperation. My viewpoints might be a little s...

I kind of like the dynamic that has been created in Lexington with everyone having their own wall. It builds an interesting sense of community or a lack of community, or a community bounded by its insatiable desire for a place to simply train. It doesn't seem like this is the norm in other climbing ...

I still haven't sent Twinky Mike. I *might* have enough in me to do it when I next get the opportunity to climb with you.
Greg

The Johnson Center rules! All the staff there are so knowledgable about climbing, especially outdoor techniques and Red River Gorge ethics. Now that that short little shit of a setter that puts heel-hooks in all his problems (I heard he got fat and weak) doesn't put anything up anymore the climbing ...

I'm a junior at UK studying ME. The classes are demanding and time consuming. However, I'm pretty certain that there will always be jobs for Mechanical Engineers (maybe not the ME job you want, but an ME job nonetheless) because it is such a broad discipline, regardless of small economic recessions,...