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So I'm really focused on my climbing this year and was wondering which website would be better to look at while wasting time at work? Mountain Project seems like it will give me a better understanding of the mountains (duh) and it has the best pictures, but since I am rock climbing and not projecting any real mountains yet then maybe RockClimbing.com would be better for me. |
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man it must be raining in london again ryan for you to be this bored! |
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this is pretty fucking silly |
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i dont know about "learning to climb hard", but climbingnarc.com certainly has a lot of inspiring stuff. thumbing through guidebooks and topos can be pretty motivating too |
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fat cow wrote:this is pretty fucking sillyThis. |
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rock_fencer wrote:man it must be raining in london again ryan for you to be this bored!Haha. Actually we've had amazing weather for the past few weeks. Mid 50's and clear skies every day. The weather here really isn't that bad - Brits just like to complain. Got a good day of climbing in on Monday and will be out again this weekend! Unfortunately I'm stuck at work right now and not so busy. Or maybe that is fortunate... either way, you're right about me being bored! |
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you'd be better off just daydreaming and then going climbing later. This site will just leave a distaste for humanity in your mouth. I go on these forums along with any other forum I've ever looked at just to read and see how stupid, crazy, arrogant, or interesting the topics are. |
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Pretty much everything I do outside of climbing leaves a distaste for humanity in my mouth. |
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Chris Owen wrote:Wasdale looks nice...That it does Chris, but it's to far for this weekend. I was thinking more of something like this: Peak Distric E2 |
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Nice. |