The Access Fund has posted a call for climber input regarding the National Park Service’s draft of its wilderness management policies which was released back in January. This policy, referred to as Director’s Order 41 or DO #41, will have a direct impact on areas like Yosemite and RMNP among others.
Action Alert Regarding NPS Wilderness Fixed Anchor Proposal
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First 5.13d For Heather Robinson
Via her 8a scorecard comes news that Heather Robinson has done Power Windows (5.13d) at Nevada’s Mt. Potosi. You can see a picture of her on the route on Jorge Visser’s new blog.
Reach
Thoughts on the new climbing film Reach from Rogue State Films & Nathan Bancroft
News & Notes – 2/23/2011
A smorgasbord of News & Notes to get you through your Wednesday
New Moe’s Valley Bouldering Guidebook
A quick look at the new Moe’s Valley bouldering guidebook and a new production company in the desert southwest
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And Now For A Cleansing Of The Palette…
Surely all of the indoor pebble wrestling talk that has permeated this site of late has rubbed some of you the wrong way. While I love indoor climbing just as much as the next guy (or gal) I also have a high appreciation for all things outdoor climbing. So, in order to cleanse our collective […]
Video Friday – 2/18/2011
Just like that it’s Friday again. Where did the last week go? Somewhere in there I actually did some real climbing however the memory of good times spent moving over warm stone is already fading. Nothing to do but watch some videos and wait patiently for the temps outside to improve… 2011 Dark Horse Championship […]
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More Sends In Font For Robinson
Paul Robinson is still in Fontainebleau where in recent days he dispatched with Sideways Daze (V13) and La Force Du Destin (V14) according to his 8a scorecard. The former was the first repeat of that problem since it broke and the latter was the first repeat of “one of the few crimp boulders in the forest”.
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Footage of Robinson’s earlier efforts in Fontainebleau and UK’s Peak District can be viewed here.
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