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Next can we ban all the pros who victory whip at the mother load too?

ray wrote:My favorite is the locals who say they don't need a guidebook but frequent the online guidebook on this site.

Makes sense to me, if you're a local and already know the area you don't need the quarterly guidebook just the online updates for the newest routes.

As long as this doesn't get in the way of releasing the annual spring, summer, fall, and late fall editions of the RRG South Guidebook I am all for it.

I liked the author's suggested price of $170 for a pair of shoes for a beginner. The author has no idea what he is talking about or is inflating numbers to try and prove his incorrect point...

Pretty condescending tone to the whole article. The author rips on climbers for not getting to know the locals yet brags that he "will consider the people that live in those homes as I drive past on the way to the crag". Wow, so big of him... Not to mention the home discussed WAS a huge me...

What a mess Saturday.... Way too many cars parked at the top of the hill blocking the gates to the grazing area and oil access. The road was in really rough shape, easily the worst I have seen it in the last 7 years. Hopefully the RRGC can come up with a more sustainable long term solution.

30 people watching, two ropes up...

Fly into Cincinnati (2hrs), Louisville (2 hours) or Lexington (1hr) and rent a car especially if you want to check out distilleries, not much bus service or public transportation in that part of the country. The closest "town" would be Stanton which is like 15 minutes from the Red River Go...

Yep, motherload road on 10/10/16 seemed about as bad as I have ever seen it. Probably time to find a more permanent solution...

Miguel's is the best place to meet up with people and you will have no trouble finding partners that time of year. You could also try posting on here a week before your arrival. Guidebook I would say buy online before your arrival if you want to look through it or Miguel's gear shop will have copies...