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Dammit. First I was apprehensive about MC. Then I saw this video and was like "oh, cool, it's not so bad, that guy takes tons of falls from it!" And now you've got me scared of it again. I guess I'll just have to check it out firsthand. Way psyched to get down there next week. It's well w...

Mortal Kombat destroyed my ankle a few days ago ... can't wait to give it another go in a few months. Awesome and beautiful (and painful if you fall too far one way or the other).


Great video!

gripster wrote:maybe you should try non-nut hugging jeans.

First the lycra now the nut hugging jeans... Face it, some climbers have an obsession with the bulge.

Brentucky wrote:AWOL (somebody was gonna do it)

Could we instate a mandatory hold brushing for each person that climbs (or rather flails) that eyesore?


As for 11c, No Place Like Home gets my vote.

Stayed there a couple of nights last week. The owner's great and the place so far is a good alternative to the antics at Miguel's. The "warehouse building" is actually where the lounge is at. The big doors at the front let you inside. Currently has a some tables and chairs, bunch of couche...

Something that filters stuff that has been added since the last printed guide book. ^^ +1, though it's not much more than simply setting the date range in the search. But then again, it would be useful if the search actually returned something for me. I swear Crossroads has more routes besides A1A....

Pity about the guidebook. These places worth checking out? Emerald City: http://extremz.com/main/archive/rock/boulderredoct99.htm Lower Small Wall: http://extremz.com/main/2000/Marpg21.html Sky Bridge: http://poc.purdue.org/docs/rrgbouldering.pdf I'm familiar with The Pearl at Sky Bridge but I've no...

Horatio Felacio wrote:trenchtown and buffalo farm are probably the most classic bouldering areas in the red. buy a copy of the bouldering guidebook.

Where do you actually buy a copy of this fabled guidebook?