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Does anyone know if the GM list has come out yet?

If this article is true then this flu bug has some scary history.

http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/551849/?sc=rsmn

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_Flu

The best hammocks I've come across are from Nags Head Hammocks, however the cost is more then I could justify spending on ropes that I'm not climbing on. Really any of the rope hammock and stand combos will do really well as long as you take the hammock in for the winter. Cloth ones fade and get bri...

Not sure just how much TR is available, but you might check it out if you are in the area.

http://getbeta.com/Guide/LocationDetail ... ?&locid=54

http://www.trailsrus.com/rockclimbing/hunterbluff.html

that was perfect! what an eloquent response.

i like to have a mixture of wood, rock, and resin holds. depending on your method you can make some pretty sweet holds out of bondo if you want some variety. best of luck to ya with the rocks. here are some sites for making resin holds and molds if you are interested. http://www.stephenwilliamson.co...

On the advanced search page it would be great to have a filter to remove closed walls or projects from the results.

On the advanced search page it would be great to have a filter to remove closed walls or projects from the results.

When you are ready to go, both the practice wall and bruisebrothers in Muir have training anchors set up for learning on clean and rap so it is a good place to go once you find someone to show you the ropes. If you know how to lead and clean, Brentucky is right about eureka, it is worth the hike. Th...

Depending on where you are in Maine - North Conway, NH can be an easy day trip and has some fantastic climbing and bouldering, plus more multi-pitch and ice climbing then we have around here.