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This thread is a little old, but I thought I'd revive it since there has been a lot of cellular expansion in the last couple of years.

What's the best cell phone service in the Gorge area these days?

clif wrote:i can't decide whose (who's????) ass i want to kiss first. please advise.

Ignore all of us if we're off topic....

pedant n.

1. a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.

The gate was closed when I went by this afternoon.

I've climbed on all those. Even pulled one out, looked at it, put it back in, clipped it, and kept on climbing. It was going to be vertically loaded...safer than a lot of gear I've placed. *grin*

Where?

How will the The East Fork Indian Creek Stream Restoration Project on 9B affect access to Purple Valley and other climbing areas?

Link:

http://www.wetlandsandstreamrestoration ... 02010).pdf

As we've seen a lot lately, owner's minds are subject to change...keep that in mind as you decide what to do.

dustonian wrote:...as an epidemiological researcher...

Then you can clearly see that the climber virus, and its cancer-like spread takes a terrible toll on its hosts?

Make the first bolt too high to stick clip.

...anyone reasoning on this site that climbing should be closed in the RRG is not a friend. Sigh...I never said that it should be closed. I've loved it and climbed there a lot longer than most who post here. I'm pointing out that we all should be aware that the idea is there, and it becomes more of...

Reading the responses to my last post this morning, I felt like I was on Topix. I get it--you are afraid--and we all should be. You say I'm hysterical, but ask a neutral observer to read through my posts and yours, and ask them who seems hysterical. You say I provide fodder for the Forest Service, b...

It doesn't matter what I think about the impact. It doesn't matter what you think about the impact. It does matter what the owners think about the impact. As for the rest of the Gorge--I'm constantly amazed that we are still allowed to climb there. After all, the base of every cliff is potentially a...

One of the most difficult realizations in life is that some problems have no good solutions. Having said that, I think that the problems we climbers have here have not reached that level--yet--but we're getting close. There have been some good suggestions. For instance, signage can be a good thing, ...

caribe wrote:Jeff and Pigsteak;...You would both probably use your crags to procure sex with strangers.

Don't give them ideas!