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Location: CO : Reports Of Possible "New Al...
By: Don Bushey When: May 8, 2007 | view comment >> | Comments: No offense intended, but I think there are too many engineers in the room, and not enough scientists...
Before we send CCH to the gallows,2 important issues must be addressed about this unfortunate accident:
1) The unit must be sent to a qualified metallurgist for inspection and testing. I would implore pinsandbones to do this. Hopefully it can be determined whether the unit was subjected to a load greater than the 1750 lbs (or 7kn) that the unit is rated for. No amount of speculation or examini... more >>
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Location: CO : Future of Climbing in the A...
By: Don Bushey When: Apr 7, 2007 | view comment >> | Comments: Just posted this:
Greetings,
I would like to comment on the development of the climbing management plan in the Arches. As a rock climber, I have been fortunate enough to have experienced climbing in the Arches and throughout the Canyonlands. I am committed to the preservation of these amazing places, adherence to the regulations that govern the use of these lands, and minimizing my impact in every possible way on this fragile landscape both in my climbing and in my travels to the areas where I w... more >>
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Location: CO : Boulder : Flagstaff : Monkey Traverse
By: Don Bushey When: May 24, 2004 | view comment >> | Comments: George, it actually seems that the boulder that was above the finish hasn't been moved, but smashed to pieces. Indeed, the villian(s) responsible for this have forever changed the character of a decades-old classic and beautiful bouldering traverse.
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Location: CO : Boulder : Flagstaff : Monkey Traverse
By: Don Bushey When: May 20, 2004 | view comment >> | Comments: A very large boulder seems to have been recently "relocated" from beneath the final moves of the left side of the traverse. Definately seems like some aggressive and dubious landscaping practices have been employed here.
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