By Buff Johnson Dec 17, 2008
| When you pass on, what will happen to all your climbing gear? |  FLAG |
By John Maurer From Denver, CO Dec 17, 2008
| That depends . . . does my new life as a "Highlander" (like Duncan MacLoud of the clan MacLoud) begin at that point or what? |  FLAG |
By Mark Cushman From Cumming, GA Dec 17, 2008
| I think it is also important to know HOW you "passed on". Was it a freak gasoline fight accident, climbing fall or old age? |  FLAG |
By SAL From broomdigiddy Dec 17, 2008
| I will be fully equipped in my casket with a harness, boots, crampons and ice tools. Full rack of cams and screws. Buried with my toys. Or. I can just give it all to you Mark. |  FLAG |
By Shawn Mitchell From Broomfield Dec 17, 2008
| The rapture is coming before any of us bite. |  FLAG |
By Phil Lauffen From Louyuppie Dec 17, 2008
| I suppose whoever takes it off my dead body |  FLAG |
By James Beissel From Boulder, CO Dec 17, 2008
| Bury me with my crampons and tools cause when hell freezes over I'm getting the first ascent |  FLAG |
By Shawn Mitchell From Broomfield Dec 17, 2008
| James Beissel wrote: Bury me with my crampons and tools cause when hell freezes over I'm getting the first ascent Ha! First descent? |  FLAG |
By Tim Kline From Littleton, co Dec 17, 2008
| I agree.... I want to be buried fully equipped!!! That way when grave robbers come along they can some good booty!!! And the only way they will get my stuff is to take it from my cold dead hand!!! |  FLAG |
By Will Butler From Boulder, CO Dec 17, 2008
| I think about this every time I see someone with new gear. |  FLAG |
By Ray Lovestead From Boulder, CO Dec 17, 2008
| Will It sounds like that is where you get all your new gear. I'll have to keep an eye out for you next time I'm out there. |  FLAG |
By Evan S From Erie, CO Dec 17, 2008
| My father's best friend and climbing partner of 25+ years passed away last year, and I got most of his rack, draws and ice gear, which is all much nicer than the stuff I owned previously. I know this thread may be trying to stay lighthearted, but in all reality passing on the tools that gave so much joy to you in your own life to someone else who can continue to use them is the way to go. |  FLAG |
By JLP From The Internet Dec 17, 2008
| It's just a pile of metal, soon to corrode and become outdated and worthless. I'm not sure I care about what happens to it. I would hope they appreciate my pictures and stories more. |  FLAG |
By Olaf Mitchell From Paia, Maui, Hi, Dec 17, 2008
| I would like each of my friends to have a piece or two that they could use from time to time. |  FLAG |
By Kat A From Bart and Lisa Ville, CO Dec 17, 2008
| I just hope I can still climb at an old age. After I die, I'd like for my partners to enjoy my gear. "You can't take a U-Haul to your grave" they say... |  FLAG |
By SirVato From Boulder Dec 17, 2008
| John Langston wrote: More importantly, who gets any unfinished beer in my fridge? I'll go ahead and offer to take that off your hands!! ;) But, I'd say gove all my crap to someone who can enjoy it! I want to be burned and scattered all over the places I've been so, might as well let some friends argue over the booty while they're completing my mission!! |  FLAG |
By Chad Kline Dec 18, 2008
| hmmm, i guess it all depends on if I'm wearing when I pass on. I'll decide afterwards |  FLAG |
By craig512 From Nor-Cal Dec 18, 2008
| John Langston wrote: More importantly, who gets any unfinished beer in my fridge? Why is there unfinished beer in your fridge? I tend to drink everything I open...unless it's some mass swill...and then...well...it doesn't belong in my house. LOL With gear...well...I just plan on my son and daughter getting into climbing like their daddy. |  FLAG |
By tenesmus Dec 18, 2008
| Mark Cushman wrote: Was it a freak gasoline fight accident, heh heh |  FLAG |
By Buff Johnson Dec 20, 2008
| I'm takin dibbs on Beissel's machete; if not, then I wouldn't mind if one of you gals would just leave me your boobs, they'd be in good hands. I wanna go out as a ghostly warrior with my sword committed to flame. |  FLAG |
By Mike "the Muel" From Madison, WI Dec 22, 2008
| for me i'd be giving to all of my climbing partners so that they can continue to give my beloved gear use. so maybe a little peace of me can get those climbs i always wanted but never could get to.... |  FLAG |
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