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mojomonkey


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I'm excited to see the finished product, and can't wait for it to be available!

Ditto.

It was a long wait for the new Adirondacks guide, but worth it. Same for the revised Nears/Millbrook guide. Seems to be a pattern with guidebooks.

I wonder if it will be out before the new Rumney guide Wink


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joeforte


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rocksomerocks wrote:
Don't care got my info for free

I'm not sure what you mean.. What info?


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if not a climbing partner how about a work out partner i have work out equipment like free weights and bow-flex.it hard to motivate myself.contact me at rock_the_wall_71@yahoo.com thanks.


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rocksomerocks wrote:
routes , grades ,places, were i live and climb.that not in throws books.

Is anyone else struggling to translate this?


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joeforte


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rocksomerocks wrote:
are you from mars ?yes i got my info for free on my area were i climb and its not from any pay for book !Tongue

One day you'll be buying it, and looking back and remembering I said you would cave...WinkTongue[/;)]

The amount of info it covers is immense, and a lot of areas had to be left out due to access issues, ect...

It's good just for the sake of documenting and passing along the history of these areas. The fact that it's a guide book as well is just an added bonus. There's so much quality rock in our state (albeit mostly single pitch), and I can't wait to discover more!

Maybe I'll post some areas up on here so you don't have to PAY for your beta. Maybe not...Tongue


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rocksomerocks wrote:
am good were i am at i have been climbing alone for years i know my places and don't have to RomeMad

That's good news. Also, please do not Naples or Venice either. I hate when people do that.

Thank you for knowing your place.

TS


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joeforte


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rocksomerocks wrote:
Go a way and leave this old mountain man hillbilly alone unless you can step up and climbMad

Which way is the A way?


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sorry am not prefixed ,but i love to climb and would like a partner .email me at rock_the_wall_71@yahoo.com I have gear for 6 and may have your shoe size. top rope or trad or full free I think AKA solo too, that how i have been climbing self belay set up it's harder tho.I well let this post until i find a partner then i well take it down.

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1.) When that book comes out, I'd like a copy. That's a great resource to have.

2.) It's getting warmer out, and it'll soon be time to get outside and climb some rocks. I'm looking for a partner for the next few months until the end of May. I live an hour north of Philly, but am willing to travel. Let me know if you're interested.

-AMC


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aright guys....looking for climbers from north western pa.....like in the bradford region hit me up!


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I just posted new pics of tower road rocks and coming soon pics of never before seen cat den rocks with it's own spring.


joeforte


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Never seen before?


rocksomerocks


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Just got back from Cat Den Rock pics are in but not aproved yet.Tongue


svacast


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Hey, I live out in UT and am going to be moving to the Philly area (close to king of prussia) this summer.
I was wondering if anyone could give me some hotspots for bouldering and sport climbing. Also if there are any good gyms around that would be great.

I hope there's something out there!

Thanks!


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svacast wrote:
Hey, I live out in UT and am going to be moving to the Philly area (close to king of prussia) this summer.
I was wondering if anyone could give me some hotspots for bouldering and sport climbing. Also if there are any good gyms around that would be great.

I hope there's something out there!

Thanks!

Coming from Utah, you will be disappointed in the local climbing ;)

Near King of Prussia your best bet for a gym is one of the two Philly Rock Gyms. I work in KoP and go to the Oaks one a few times a week after work. There is also Go Vertical in Philadelphia, but I wouldn't want to make the drive from KoP for that.

The closest sport climbing is Birdsboro (45-60 minutes or so from KoP, depending on how you drive), a former quarry. The rock is of varying quality. The old stuff that has been climbed for a decade or more is pretty clean now. I avoid the new stuff on the "giant wall" because it was still exfoliating a ton last I tried and a big chunk that had a bolt in it fell off last season). You can get a sense of that from the regional discussions on it.

A litter longer of a drive is Ralph Stover. Most people seem to toprope as it is easy to set up. Some climbs can be sport led, others take gear if you are comfortable with the rock.

I rarely boulder, but have friends that like Haycock.

You can check out the rest here.

And don't forget long weekends at the Gunks ;)


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Thanks for the reply...and for your sympathy!

I'll only be out there for the summer (I'm headed out in May), and my work schedule will be pretty crazy, leaving only mornings till about 11 and Sundays to climb...

How far away is Haycock?


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With your limited time, it seems like haycock would be your best bet (45 mins away?), although there are a few tiny spots around philly that are only 5-10 mins outside the city.


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I'm in West Chester ... will drive


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Hello all, i just started using this site, but its about that time of the year to get outside and have fun, i was top roping in the Library in Mocanaqua this weekend had a blast, i live with in a mile of the library, main wall, and paradise, and was wondering how many people from here frequent these climbs, or at least visit once in a while. always looking for new people to climb with.


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Any word on when the book will be available? The website says "The book will be going to print in a few short weeks." The weeks have been loooooooong.

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