| In between musical events last weekend and this week I did manage to get in some climbing. Nothing harder than 5.fun I admit, just enjoyable none-the-less. But for me that's what it's about these days I suppose. [wry grin] |
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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! |
| I couldn't catch a ball or any of that stuff. I could do only what required brute stupidity. |
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It sure is a beautiful time of the year to be out there...
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