Rocktoberfest and The Petzl RocTrip Oct. 12-14

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Post by bentley »

by the way, here is one of the Euro folks that will be attending
http://www.redriverclimbing.com/museum/ ... mage0.html
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I just noticed that the guy who wrote that article is named Mark "Ale-8-1" Eller. I wonder if he works in Winchester?
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Post by goodguy »

Which routes will the "PROS" be climbing for the event?
Oh man, he is messing that up. However, he is missing his left leg so that way would probably be harder for him. SCIN, just before spraying some beta for a climber doing a route the WRONG way.
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The http://www.yourclimbing.com/ website is currently looking for people to be correspondents during the Petzl Roc Trip at Rocktoberfest 2007. Apply here: http://www.yourclimbing.com/become_a_yo ... vent_entry and you may even get some free stuff. They will be choosing a total of seven correspondents for the event.
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The http://www.yourclimbing.com grassroots channel for Rocktoberfest is now up: http://www.yourclimbing.com/rocktoberfest Getting involved in this grassroots channel will earn you a chance to score on some schwag. For those of you who may have not checked the http://www.yourclimbing.com website out, it is a kinder, gentler rock climbing forum where Katie Brown is the resident expert. But still they let Matt Nasty post there. So if Nasty posts there it must be cool right? So be cool like Matt and sign up for the Rocktoberfest Grassroots Channel!
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Rocktoberfest/RocTrip event locations?

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So....RocTrip/Rocktoberfest sounds like a rad, once-in-a-lifetime way to support RRGCC....kudos to all involved!

As I am planning where to camp and climb w/ friends from MA, does anybody know what the general locations/days of the events will be?

Of course the flash comp site(s) might be secret, but what about:
trad clinic?
opening ceremony?
belay clinic?
the film?
the party w/ Odub, bluegrass, etc.?

A general Miguel's/Torrent area vs. Lago Linda/Pendergrass answer would be helpful, too.

thanks, jwa
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Post by Andrew »

I think I might agree with JWA. Alot of this makes sense to those of us who are always at the red, but to the first time visitor a better explanation of things might be helpful.
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Post by Paul3eb »

a lot of it is still in the works. hopefully it'll be soon that we can start to hammer some of this stuff down and get the info out to you.

in the meantime, keep checking http://rrgcc.org/roctrip and http://rrgcc.org for updates.
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Post by captain static »

From what I understand the ceremonies, party, film will take place in the Slade area. Would probably be the best locale for camping if you plan to party. The climbing comp will be in the Southern Region. Not sure about any clinics. They will probably be in the best place for the particular clinic.
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