published by earley100 on Fri, 2015-04-24 09:31
published by graf on Sun, 2014-08-24 21:22
If you forgot your gear at the ONP on 8/21/14 and you can describe what it is and what it looks like (color, etc.) it is yours to retrieve. Send email to graf505(at)gmail(dot)com.
published by mraltherr1 on Thu, 2014-07-10 00:00
After we've left our mother, is there any more important umbilicus beyond the one binding the leader to the belayer? How do you evaluate the quality of that cord before the adrenaline of jumping on a climb takes control? Sure, you can run your hand along it: checking it for obvious mashes, cuts and abrasions. It could be dirty, but is a rope that's been run through the washer and hung in the garage to dry any better? The UIAA gives every rope an acceptable number of falls based on some interesting mechanical tests. How many falls on top rope is equivalent to a UIAA fall.
published by admin on Wed, 2013-12-04 13:37
This is a test of the digest system.
zack
published by dancrev on Wed, 2013-10-02 08:15
I'm posting this to the forum area for Elizabeth Kelly.
-Dan
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Just an FYI that today, Tuesday, October 1, there was a small rattlesnake in the horizontal crack/handhold, which is about one foot above the second bolt on the 5.6 climb on the lower rock. Fortunately, I saw the snake just before I was going to use the handhold.
We have had lots of reports of rattlesnakes in our area northwest of Santa Fe (one under someone's bed - fortunately dead).
Be careful out there.
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published by opsahl on Sun, 2013-03-24 19:58
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published by dancrev on Fri, 2012-12-21 08:16
published by jivan on Tue, 2012-11-06 14:09
Skiers, The Adaptive ski program is trying to restart the program this year at Pajarito and are in need of volunteers . below is an announcement I received from Brett Maul the program coordinator.
If interested contact him , or e-mail me to learn more about adaptive ski and why this is such a great program to contribute to.
Jim Ivanovich
jimivanovich@yahoo.com
published by dancrev on Mon, 2012-11-05 09:19
[From Reid Priedhorsky]
Mountaineers,
You all seem like the type of crowd who might be able to answer this
question.
We are looking at new cars, and one question we have is, how much ground
clearance is useful to get around dirt roads on the way to trailheads?
We're not thinking crazy epic jeep trails, but we want to be able to go
to reasonably out of the way places in something that also gets decent
mileage on the highway.
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