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Try using trekking poles early on to get the feel for the line. Once you have that, drop the poles and you are on your way. I've seen people go from barely being able to stand up on the line to making it all the way across and back consistantly without the poles in an evening.

Here is a listing for a cabin that's for sale. Check it out.

https://www.century21.com/real-estate/b ... 2181804388

I have a set of front and rear seat covers for a Jeep Wrangler for sale. They are Bartact brand, Trek Armor line. They are in excellent condition, look practically brand new. They fit the 2007 - 2012 2D Wrangler. New, they cost $618. Selling them for $300.

Will send pictures if interested.

Either you're planning way in advance or you meant June 8th.

I can't answer all your questions about that crack. I climbed it a few years ago and really enjoyed it. A lot of fun just laying it back and walking it up.

You have surpassed the stage of being a "noob" because you recognize your need for instruction. I second DriskellHR's advise to check out Rocktoberfest. They have some excellent clinics, hope there are some openings left for you to check out. As second thought is to let it be known at the ...

Jeff wrote:Bump diddy bump.
Still available, beautiful in the fall!

And some great neighbors . . .

KD,

Just when you've sold all your trad gear. Can you believe your bad luck?

I'm interested in finding available caterers in the gorge area for a wedding reception next fall.

Suggestions and comments are appreciated.

Thanks,

Geoff

I've got my donation ready to go as soon as I get the routing info. I know it's coming soon. Lets drive this to completion.