Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:05 am
thats true. Im prayin the weather holds off.
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Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 6:40 pm
Weather is looking treat right now!
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 2:30 am
yea its looking a little better... not lookin so hot for monday and tuesday..
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 4:13 pm
Well i think we are going to take our chances. I'll be headin up that way tomorrow morning. If anyone wants to hit up the muscle beach area, indian creak and rock wars and autumn let me know. I'll be staying at miguels. Look for the tall guy with the beard. My names Ryan. Cheers
Oh yea one more thing. Can you buy New Belgium Fat Tire Ale in KY?
Oh yea one more thing. Can you buy New Belgium Fat Tire Ale in KY?
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 5:12 pm
Sorry, no Fat Tire. 
Gotsta go West of the Mississippi for that one...
As a matter of fact, most of the counties near the Red are dry, so it's much easier to bring it with you!
Gotsta go West of the Mississippi for that one...
As a matter of fact, most of the counties near the Red are dry, so it's much easier to bring it with you!
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 5:25 pm
you can buy it in TN now.
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 9:15 pm
Break-ins come in waves. And they're usually localized to one region or another, though you should assume anywhere that you could be broken into. Thieves are opportunistic.
Don't take valuable on your trip with you that you'll have to leave in your vehicle. Leave electronic gadgets, daypacks, cameras and stuff like that AT HOME unless you plan on carrying it all with you to the crag. Also, don;t leave CD cases in the car.
Hiding stuff in the car out of sight is good, but if there is one thing that attracts a thief to break into your car they'll find everything you hid.
Plan ahead, make your car empty. During one outbreak a few years ago people were leaving a bare vehicle with windows down and doors unlocked. Of course that leaves you open to having your battery stolen.
Be smart and plan accordingly. Out of state tags are special targets. Carpool from Miguel's or the rest area.
Don't take valuable on your trip with you that you'll have to leave in your vehicle. Leave electronic gadgets, daypacks, cameras and stuff like that AT HOME unless you plan on carrying it all with you to the crag. Also, don;t leave CD cases in the car.
Hiding stuff in the car out of sight is good, but if there is one thing that attracts a thief to break into your car they'll find everything you hid.
Plan ahead, make your car empty. During one outbreak a few years ago people were leaving a bare vehicle with windows down and doors unlocked. Of course that leaves you open to having your battery stolen.
Be smart and plan accordingly. Out of state tags are special targets. Carpool from Miguel's or the rest area.
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 12:08 am
Yea i think im going to grab me some flat tire when i come through TN.
Thanks ascentionist i appreciate the feed back. I was planning on doing that. I cleaned the car out yesterday and im planning on leaving it empty and take my chances. Hopefully nothing will happen.
thanks for all the input. Can't wait to get there and climb.
Thanks ascentionist i appreciate the feed back. I was planning on doing that. I cleaned the car out yesterday and im planning on leaving it empty and take my chances. Hopefully nothing will happen.
thanks for all the input. Can't wait to get there and climb.