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I used to live on owsley fork a few years ago. I bushwacked up there a few times but didnt find the rock quality very worthy. The neighbors did say one could drive up to it via Mae Stevens Rd. I tried once but felt like i was trespassing, so i turned around.

fucking chinese

I think it would kick ass to climb ice in a t-shirt......"I dont know how to express my feelings using smiley faces"

Nice TR....Thanks!

Trad Mikes onto something. Lets leave a little of the Red wild and uncrowded

Happy Birthday Mr Day! Its still common to see people mowing the yard while wearing the cutoffs and boots.....in SE kentucky that is.

I do. And i think its all childish bullshit that these two compete. short answer

but wait....maybe I dont! Care to provide an explanation to those who dont crush daily in the Red?

soooo..the big ass elephant in the room. Why not hand over the property to the rrgcc? I think they have done a good job with limited funding.

blah,blah,blah. Hate it or love it, it doesnt matter. What's true is, it's a great place to climb. However the question does deserve an answer. What happens if the funding isnt there or cant be sustained?

WI 2? Its been a while since ive seen WI 2 go full vert, you must be hardcore. Good find though

We climbed several flows in the rebel camp drainage today. Definitely a good year for the desperate ice climber in Ky. Where was this at?

Another "broke dick" here. I had an MRI done to find out I have an Impression on the L5 S1. My back hurts like hell and my leg has been asleep for 3 months now. Im going to physical therapy but Im getting a little closer to being Kentucky Fat each day.

I never did quite understand the reasons behind such measures. It costs them nothing to leave the gates unlocked. But now that's it's locked and you're not supposed to go on the land, how could they regulate that? Because the funding isn't there to keep someone posted at the gates, or it wouldn't b...

tough crowd.

A trustworthy vet isnt gonna have a problem giving you the meds to take home, the trouble would be storage. Most of these meds need to be kept in the fridge, which makes it tough to keep stored in a pack