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| The 2018 Peregrine closings have ben posted in the Forum. |
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| So here we are on June 22nd - the next-to-first day of summer, which is the longest day of the year! It's hard to believe that we're already at this point in the year. It makes me feel a little strange, just thinking about how short the New England summer actually is. Not to mention that it's been down in the upper 30's at night! Nice sleeping weather, but... I love all the seasons, but I think I love summer up here the best. Or at least that's how I feel right at this point in the year when I'm not actually looking forward to the long winter. |
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| 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! |
| Breaking into a new area of climbing while remaining safe is probably sort of like practicing religion. There's no best way to do it, and if you screw up, you're going down... |
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That Joe Perez, seems that he's always stepping' high...
High Steppin' (5.7), Humphrey's Ledge |
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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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