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Why is it such a hard decision to join your local climbing coalition? It's like joining the access fund(which every climber that climbs on public land should do) except better, you'll get to be involved in keeping climbing open in your local area and you'll see your hard earned money go to work. I believe you can join the rrgcc for as cheap as $10 a year...so why are waiting?

It's not a N0b, which by the laws of physics can swing. It is a N00b, which by the laws of bouldering.com is an outcast, and can only swing while hanging from a rope... if the N00b is hanging from a rope above a well lit fire and is cooked medium-rare then I may think about taking a bite. But only if there is cold beer around, I heard N00bs can be spicy.

I moved this to the Climbing community forum, Please go there.

"To blindly follow someone just because they claim to have the same motivations as me, now that would be stupid. "
Dude ,you aint blind. Why be so damn cynical,why you trying to undermine the CC? Lighten up, shut up ,and get behind it. The CC puts in mucho time and effort to keep climbing open. It's that simple.

ynot wrote: The CC puts in mucho time and effort to keep climbing open. It's that simple.

Not that I want to be an ardent contributor to this flame war or have anyone on this board think that I might have something insightful to say, but besides the Murray Property Purchase (which will be the biggest contribution the RRGCC has done once it is completed, thanks) and a host of trail days what is it that they do? I am curious because someone asked me the other day and all I could say was "host to trail days and MPP". Obviously they are lobbyists... right?

andy_lemon, see other thread

What other thread? The one where J.H. is being hung?