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I know a guy who went to Yosemite for a week and left his rope, harness, and gear at home. Intentionally.

We have done a bit of sport climbing around here as well, Clark Canyon was the best so far - kinda like frictiony limestone. I think we are going to hit the valley for a couple days in a week or so, but we have a free campsite that is nicer then many I have paid $12.00 a night for right now and the weather is great, maybe even a bit hot - highs in the 60's and sunny all day.

Lots of great bouldering, with many, many v3 and under, and a bunch of Vb-v0. Nice to do 10-15 problems in a day, and still have many left at that area. Buttermilks are very cool, but pretty stiff ratings. Or, maybe I just need more footwork pratice.

And, yes, we are using Chuffer, and even better - Chuffafornia quite a bit, so there may not be any hope....

Wes

i forgive you my son,but first say 3 hail camalots and double cross back your harness.

i would love to be in your shoes right now.

Wes, you will forget those boulders the minute you see El Cap.
Keep on Truck'in Westerra.

Chuffing used to mean smoking pot. Has that changed? Y'all are confusing me.

"Chuffer" is so old.

Only a Punter would use such a word.

The basketball I play in on Tuesdays is called the "husslin Choughs" (prounounced CHUFFS) My understanding is that a Chough is a type of bird that is dissapearing from it's native cliffs of Cornwall England. so...uhh.....there. Since the chough is a bird that lives along cliffs....is there some connection between a chuff and a chough in the world of climbing? [/url]

dude, punter is sooo week. plus a guy can't be a punter only a girl. and it is a good thing mostly. suck chuffballs.

You're a Punter