Huge Success/Many Thanks

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J-Rock
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Huge Success/Many Thanks

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The first annual Gathering was a huge success thanks to the tireless efforts of more than 60 amazing volunteers who completed an incredible amount of trail work on the most beautiful weekend of the year. This amazing group of people completed a impressive new trail from the parking lot to Joe Ponder and Rebel Branch Hollows that is a tremendous improvement to the muddy old washed out logging road. An excellent new trail to the Great Wall was added. Work was done on the trail to the Sanctuary. A brand new trail to the 5.10 wall was added (replacing the steep old logging road that will be reclaimed by nature) and a new trail connecting the 5.10 wall to the Tectonic Wall was blazed as well (which no longer requires any bushwhacking). Again, many thanks to all who came and helped. It was great to meet all of you and the efforts of the climbing community to help this area grow and become sustainable for years to come were tremendously appreciated and did not go unnoticed.
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Jeff
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Post by Jeff »

No Doubt!
And a huge thanks to Rick and Liz, and Team Muir.
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And Mike, be careful. Looks like you are in a potentialy dangerous situation there :P .
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Post by dhoyne »

Thanks to all those that organized the event -- it went off great! I'm glad I could help out.

By the way: all those that didn't want to get wet and cancelled: THE WEATHER WAS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT ALL WEEKEND!!!!
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Post by Wes »

I have been to many trail days, and this one was far and away the best run of them all. Rick and Liz are great memebers of the climbing community, and I am thankful to them for all that they have done.

Wes
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Artsay
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Post by Artsay »

I was so impressed with the turn out and efforts of everyone. Muir is such a magical place and now a dream to hike through with all the newly developed trails.
Does he have a strange bear claw like appendage protruding from his neck? He kep petting it.
t bone
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Post by t bone »

Thanks to everyone! sorry i could not make to the dinner, My wife was very ill and had to take her a little t bone home. It was very tiring drive home to Indy.
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SCIN
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Post by SCIN »

Man, is anyone noticing that these guys are Nazis? Am I the only one who sees this!!??
Yo Ray jack dynomite! Listen to my beat box! Bew ch ch pff BEW ch ch pfff! Sweet!

-Horatio
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Post by lordjim_2001 »

They can't be Nazi's, they look too damn happy. When was the last time you saw a happy Nazi?
Screw you guys. I'm going bowling.
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SCIN
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Post by SCIN »

Man, are you crazy? Look at what they're doing!!
Yo Ray jack dynomite! Listen to my beat box! Bew ch ch pff BEW ch ch pfff! Sweet!

-Horatio
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Post by Guest »

t bone, you were sorely missed at the festivities! I hope everything is okay at home now.

I was pinching myself yesterday while climbing at Muir... it seems too good to be true! The work all the volunteers did on Saturday is outstanding. The routes that have been put up are phenomenal. The Valley is stunningly beautiful. And the Weber's generosity is unbelieveable. Artsay was right, it's magical!

By the way, it was really cool to meet some of y'all Saturday and Sunday, and put faces and real names to screen names. Eventually I'll get those straight. :oops:
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