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| Brad and I had a plan to try to grab some rock on Wednesday before the season is fully shut down. We checked out the weather predictions and talked Tuesday night, agreeing to touch base on Wednesday morning with the hope of heading up to Mt Forist mid-day but unfortunately the weather did not cooperate.
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| An Ice Climber's Guide To Southern New Hampshire and Eastern New York |
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| With social distancing now the norm, and with the ever growing popularity of the sport, An Ice Climber's Guide To Southern New Hampshire and Eastern New York will no doubt help you find places to climb that are off the beaten track. |
| The future of Yosemite climbing lies not in Yosemite, but in using the new techniques in the great granite ranges of the world. |
| —Yvon Chouinard |
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George Hurley on the FA of A Rough Arete (5.8)
An undisclosed location in NH |
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| Duck's Head (Trollville) is a great place to toprope or to get your mixed climbing skills in order. This day was a particularly great time...plus we ran into a couple of mixed-masters and got to watch them at work! |
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