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| Sometimes it is just really hard to settle in and write a Report. 18 years is a long time to be writing a weekly blog. it would be one thing if I were a politician or a rock star and had all these fantastic things happening to or around me every week to write about. Imagine if I were working in DC, in the Capital and could first-hand observe all the goings-on in the government. Or I was on the road touring with Roger Waters. Or even was a monster free soloist like Alex Honnold! Now THEN I would have something to talk about. |
| The Notches: A Rock Climber's Guide to the Western White Mountains of New Hampshire |
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| Do we really need another guidebook for the White Mountains? From what I see I would have to answer that in the affirmative! |
| I wouldn't last 30 minutes climbing solo. |
| —Bradford Washburn |
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Martin Avidan just after the crux moves on P3 of Above And Beyond.
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| Ice racks are personal, like fine cars and wives. Every climber's rack is different, and putting one together can be as easy or as complicated as you like. Here's a few tips on putting one together that will do most of what you'll need here in New England. |
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