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Now 'Best Of the Red' ?

http://stores.sharpendbooks.com/best-of-the-red/

You should probably learn how to clean. Take a look around http://www.climbingtechniques.org

Here are the results: $3.6 Million spent each year in the region each year by climbers!

http://rrgcc.org/documents/Economic.Imp ... he.Red.pdf

If going to mill lake make sure you have a PFD on and don't fall in as swimming is prohibited. If not you may get summoned by one of our fine public safety officers with a really loud PA and a citation pad. Maybe try Campton Lake.

I know there was a broken leg and some other stuff requiring a medical evac a month or so ago. Do not know any details on the fall that caused it though.

There is a 'learn to lead clinic' during rocktoberfest. Check out some info here http://www.redriverclimbing.com/viewtop ... 28&t=16646 . Also consider getting some instruction for a day from a guide such as one of the guys at Skybridge aka Kentucky Rock Adventure Guides.

Cromper wrote:Ya I know, I was just saying that more as a fyi. High clearance is becoming a necessity again.

Yeah there are some washed out areas for sure but there was a Camry in the lot Sunday. I thought the worst spot for a car was where you turn off of hell creek rd.

I think you would find a ride back to Lexington no problem pretty much everyone drives through there. Getting to Miguel's Needs some luck though. Also think you won't have a problem finding partners. I will probably be there one of those weekends atleast.

Wolf wrote:

dustonian wrote:Seriously tho... do not leave Kentucky without climbing King Ducky at least 17 times

After that 12 minutes of ecstasy the rest of the MFRP will be a letdown.

You would not do well on the speed climbing circuit.

Any info on dolphin wall? I do not see it mentioned in the online guide or anywhere else. Good places to check out some 10's or maybe 11a?