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How did you know i was coming down with the Kentucky Flu Climbhigh? Unfortunately my trip is not for a month.

I check every critical point, every time. I do it in the gym and outside. People definitely get lazy. I also try to keep an eye one whether people get in the habit of holding the gri gri rather than the rope in the their hand...that is nasty one.

Late Nov can get very cold if you are camping. I had some frigid nights in my car with a warm bag. The days can be pretty spectacular and the crowds die down once Miguel's closes!

You know Matt...it is not just Rays ass I think is nice...and I know where you sleep.

How is it that non-climbers see these videos on the youtube and then tell me what I do with my spare time is dangerous...how do they find them...

Charlie is BACK!!!!!

Unfortunately I think I agree with piggie on the fact that the whole hardening idea was a scam on the bureaucrats part, trying to beat us with a war of attrition. And they essentially won. All I have to say is thank you to the RRGCC and the Access Fund for the PMRP!!!

Nice one Ray...I grabbed it as soon as I heard about it. It is the app I use most right after Mail, google maps, and NYC subway maps.

Maybe I can field test it soon!

Prime Directive certainly had one of the more technical sections I have climbed in the red.

i agree with medows, i think the head is the number one limiting factor. i think that movement and tactics and strength will all come if you train your mind. not being afraid to push yourself, not being afraid to fall, not being afriad to climb beyond the bolts, not being afraid to climb while pumpe...

dance of the druids is a really nice route except for the giant 2 foot high pile of mud on the ledge 1/3rd up

i am so glad i sent mushroom roof. i am still pissed at those guys. I would love to try for the triple crown (hueco version, right el murray, center el murray and mushroom roof in a day). i will probably wont be in shape for that for a while but you never know. i hate the park service there... what ...

luckily my brother brought matt some dip and we are trying to sub coca-cola for mt. dew and redbull.

Peter, consider it done....

weather has crapped out here so we are heading north to Arenelles for 10 pitch granite walls at altitude! and sport crags near the base camp as well. should be sweet.

the falcon guidebook for red rocks has some serious and potentially life threatening mistakes in it. it is one thing to be vauge it is another to get a 2.5 hour descent in the backcountry completely wrong.

the cultural value of that particular boulder, love it or not, far exceeds the valuce of flora and fauna in the dirt. those guys are total assholes for shutting it down and are really just trying to make the climbers uncomfortable in some half-baked idea that we will stop coming.