If the link for paypal is not working for you you can send a check / money order to:
RRGCC - PO BOX 22156 - Lexington, KY 40522-2156
Paypal makes it easy to send, but they do take a bit of the money (a small percentage).
Your $$$ Needed To Keep The Southern Region Open
email to my family
(Forward it on if ya'll want to):
All I want for Christmas... is the Red River Gorge:
If you guys want to get me something for christmas, this is an easy gift:
Just make a donation to the Red River Gorge Climbers Coalition (visit: http://www.redriverclimbing.com/portal. ... b4db8a6210 and use paypal to make a donation)
(Forward it on if ya'll want to):
All I want for Christmas... is the Red River Gorge:
If you guys want to get me something for christmas, this is an easy gift:
Just make a donation to the Red River Gorge Climbers Coalition (visit: http://www.redriverclimbing.com/portal. ... b4db8a6210 and use paypal to make a donation)
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captain static wrote:Perhaps just as important a question is how can the RRGCC recruit and motivate more volunteers to get involved in helping to do the work of the organization? It is easy to get climbers to show up for a trail day or attend an event. It is not as easy to get climbers motivated to attend meetings, do administrative work, etc.
Just like captain static said, showing up at trail days and events is 'easy' (and I certainly applaud those who always make it and support these events). It's the admin work that really needs volunteers (ie: maintaining database, sending out reminders to members, etc). The last time someone volunteered for this task during the RRGCC meeting at Rockquest early this year, the reply was that all admin work needs to be executed in Lexington.
If this changed in the past few months, then that's good. Whoever is in charge of this (Charlie?), please let us know what we can do to help.
Emancipate yourself from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our mind. ~Bob Marley
The BOD is breaking through strategic planning for '06 right now. When we finish nailing down our plans/dates and identify the action items we'll work on engaging everyone's help.squeezindlemmon wrote:....If this changed in the past few months, then that's good. Whoever is in charge of this (Charlie?), please let us know what we can do to help.
Thanks y'all. You guys are huge and all this support is amazing!
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In regards to the location of the Pendergrass-Murray Recreational Preserve, the boundaries are shown in the Wolverine Guide and on the OutrageGIS sports map. The Wolverine guide also lists the crags that are encompassed in the PMRP. The Motherlode is not part of the PMRP regardless of what was said in the most recent issue of R&I.
A .jpg file of the PMRP boundaries placed on a USGS map has been provided to Artsay & she mentioned the idea of putting that in the online guide. Perhaps the online guide gods will graciously consider the idea of separating out in someway the PMRP crags?
A .jpg file of the PMRP boundaries placed on a USGS map has been provided to Artsay & she mentioned the idea of putting that in the online guide. Perhaps the online guide gods will graciously consider the idea of separating out in someway the PMRP crags?
"Be responsible for your actions and sensitive to the concerns of other visitors and land managers. ... Your reward is the opportunity to climb in one of the most beautiful areas in this part of the country." John H. Bronaugh