Documenting the history of rock climbing in the RRG

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chester
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Post by chester »

dang!
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Gretchen
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Post by Gretchen »

Haven't you heard of over compensation? Big truck small .....
Just genuinely disengenuous.
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Johnny
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Post by Johnny »

Don't be so humble Ray. Michelle told me all about it.
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deleted username
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You know what else is vital to the history of RRG climbing? That stellar beyond belief climb called Shaggy. I swear, the three star rating system needs to be broken for this climb. It should get at least 5
:: I may be weak, but I have bad technique!! ::
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rhino
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Post by rhino »

I agree JB, five stars easy!!!
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Johnny
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Post by Johnny »

I was cleaning out my truck the other day and found a copy of Frank Beckers original guide to the RRG. Anyone interested in buying it?
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deleted username
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Post by deleted username »

Ha, too easy! ... you would never clean out your truck!
:: I may be weak, but I have bad technique!! ::
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dingo
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Post by dingo »

Actually, JB, on one of the trail days, Johnny actually cleaned out the back of his truck!
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captain static
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Post by captain static »

Yeah, that was truly a momentous occassion in the history of RRG climbing!
"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
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Johnny
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Post by Johnny »

Okay, JB. I didn't really clean it out, it just sort of fell out on its own. I guess I was exaggerating when I used the word "clean".

By the way, I've got Rhino's pack full of gear, somebody elses Metolius cam (light blue), some RRGCC signs and nails, some peices of string I stole from Home Depot, a rope with the a big hole in the sheath (proving that the core is still in good shape), dull drill bits, parts of wire brushes, partially filled water/Gatorade bottles, vintage tape rolls, and probably some other stuff too. I'll be at Miguel's this weekend to auction the stuff if anyone's interested. [Some of the proceeds will go to Pazzo's.]
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