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So, it would seem I left a red nalgene at the Gallery on Sunday. It has a bunch of stickers on it, among them being a black vinyl Outdoor Research, Patagonia, and Access Fund. If anyone picked it up, I'd love to get it back. Thanks.

Removing draws so people don't get on routes over their head has nothing to do with showing respect for the land and helping maintain access. It's just a pain in the ass when you want to warm-up or redpoint something. People climb at the Motherlode because it is the pinnacle of RRG-style steep clim...

I was staying at the venue this weekend and someone decided they liked my cooler full of beer and our lunch food for today better than I. If anyone knows the whereabouts of my large red and white Igloo Playmate cooler, I'd like to get it back. Other than that, I had an awesome weekend and would like...

We were at Sunnyside, and we were luck enough to have an overhang to shelter under. I had just finished a route when it really started to come down. Some of us ended up taking shelter under the cave/tunnel when it was bad. I'm glad we were there, that came in handy. After the sky cleared up, we made...

This... is... AWESOME. I'm in... once I get paid friday.

aburgoon wrote:
p.s. no one cares what tall people think.

I second that.

Cromper wrote:

Barnacle Ben wrote:To defy was goddamn hard for 10a

X2, also if I remember correctly AWOL was pretty hard for the grade for me.

AWOL is pretty pumpy for a 10a. agreed.

dollyjn wrote:Proper back country technique on burying would work even in a high volume area.
This will allow all of us to enjoy the area. : )

Bury your shit, not your trash.

Thanks for picking it up, Chad. It's much appreciated.

DVRing it as we speak.

Well, the University of Louisville doesn't have a climbing gym and won't until they build a completely new athletic center which is minimum a few years away. They also don't have a student organization for outdoor activities, although I believe one is in the works. Individual climbers who attend Lo...