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| Frustration is definitely rearing it's ugly head right now. Rain day after rain day is not at all what I would expect at the end of July up here in the northlands. While it does happen on occasion, these extended rainy spells usually happen in late May or June. About 15 years ago we had a stretch where it rained every day in the month of June. But that's a rarity. |
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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! |
| If you want to climb it badly enough, you will. So... why bother ? |
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George Hurley seconding his very nice 5.6 arch route.
The legendary Ossipee Whiteface cliff. |
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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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