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Clevis Hitch wrote:Well, I have three complete sets of C3's.

gear whore much? i thought i was bad.

so backflips from the top are legal then since you jump facing towards the rock? this all assumes of course you stick the landing.

Weather.com sucks... Try a real weather site. Thanks, I looked at three, .com, .gov, and wunderground. This was also Thursday, and they were all saying something like 60-70% thunder storms, not scattered. There was no rain information for the trail day on the sites, and well, I'd like to plan ahead...

What's the rain contingency plan? Sorry about posting another thread, should have just posted here first. 70% T-storms:

http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/USKY1339

What's the rain day policy for the Johnny and Alex Trail Day? I searched over at the rrgcc website and the event post. Not looking so great, 70% t-storms:

http://www.weather.com/weather/tenday/USKY1339

climb2core wrote:The only thing more girlish at the crag that day was your figure.

Did somebody say Dru was looking girlish while climbing at Rocksport wearing a sport's bra?

climb2core wrote:

dustonian wrote:You should open one in Lex... we need it here!! Or Slade for that matter!!! Oh, wait.... that dry county thing. Wolfe?

I might spend a $100 for a mug if I could go drink beer in it after a day of climbing...

There's always Rocksport and Hester's and the limestone in Cherokee!

Pigsteak: A nano is community defined as brewers brewing on a system of about 3-4 barrels or less. And there are actually people already calling themselves "pico" breweries, generally these are people commercially brewing around 10 gallons per batch. I'm starting on a single barrel system,...

Hey Fellow Climbers, I am starting a new Louisville nanobrewery called "LouBrew" that will create brews with a hand-crafted, single barrel spirit. We will offer a continually rotating variety of unique recipes to satisfy every beer connoisseur's appetite. I am getting started with a unique...

ya, ok joe, you are SUCH a badass, i fawn all over you.... ooooooooo.

i've never had to lead that section, just did the top, but every other climber/partner i've seen on that thing places the #5 for the exit chimney/start lieback crux move for a nice TR high piece, your experience may vary.