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I agree, it is gonna be a challenge. You are right, I have not lead a successful fundraising campaign before. BUT, I am somewhat bright, more resourceful, and have had to create change in behavior as the success of my business depended upon it. However, to be fair.... it won't be just my approach. ...

Climb2 - culture change is all great to talk about, but something tells me you have very little experience getting buy in from users.

The approach you are advocating fails to take the characteristics of an average climber into consideration.

I don't have any better suggestions though, so good luck.

Sore Heel would be interesting in a car, the hill up in still screwy.

toad857 wrote:Count me in as well. I'll be the guy in the lode parking lot wearing harness & draws.

No one will be impressed unless they're Spirits.

Make sure that you don't forget the Figure-8 either.

It would be the perfect storm for the Crew.

The red would be sucked into a vortex of local angst.

Only if you're okay with me getting super baked and belaying hands free with a loop. I promise you'll ground below the 4th bolt.

And oh yeah, I'm from Ohio.

My dog establishes dominance by chewing on ropes instead of fighting other dogs. It'll get an end of your line, draw it into that little playpen with the history or whatevs, chew on it, then bite you if you try to take it away. If it's fighting you want, I'll punch you in the back of the head if you...

Its got so manky last week that they had to shut everything down. It kinda sux but what are you gonna do. You should probably try the New or North carolina :roll: I'll be sure to buy my tickets to the crag in advance next time :roll: By the way, my dog likes digging holes, I love lowering through g...

toad857 wrote:red's closed for repairs.

Thanks.

You're a real asset.

Thinking about heading down this weekend, but a little wary, given the recent weather

How is the rock? seeping, wet, etc