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I think what this is about is a pirate (Pegg) moving into someone else's territory to make a buck. It's the same thing with the super-extra-crappy Stewart Green guidebooks for states he's never lived in. He plagiarizes other local guidebooks compiling an encyclopedia of mistakes and typos, then move...

You're missing the point. I don't give a rat's ass where Pegg was born, but I do care where he LIVES. He is in no position to be writing a guidebook about Utah, there is no way he could possibly do as good a job as someone living in the state. More importantly, he didn't invest the effort in develop...

The fact that you're buying a guidebook implies that you don't have the requisite knowledge to determine who has written a more accurate guidebook. You won't know until you've already blown your wad and gone climbing with it. Therefore, you must decide based on how the book looks, and what you know ...

I haven't been there since last summer, but there used to be a gate (kinda busted up) with a no trespassing sign...I always assumed they didn't want vehicles trespassing, but people were OK. I guarantee there is no new trail. Nobody in SLC builds trails in LCC. The Salt Lake Climber's Alliance is su...

How does one go about posting pictures on this site? Is it possible, or can we only link to pictures that are already on the web?

PS, I'm not a super computer nerd guy who knows what [url/] and shiz like that means, so layman's terms please.

Wow, that's a lot of internet/boldering gossip. Has anyone taken www. bowldering.com yet? and what about http://www.bouldring.com, boldring.com? I don't have any bouldering pics...they are route pics, but I promise they're super-extra-sick...so sick, they may be contagious. I just thought it would b...

How should I go about getting them to you? Carrier Pigeon? e-mail?

What would be really cool would be if we could just upload them to the website....

If you are going to do some covert trail work, I wouldn't anounce it to anyone, on the 'net or otherwise. I think if the church of the US Forest Service got wind of "un-authorized improvements" it would be good grounds for them to restrict access. So if you're going to do it, do so quitely and don't...

I have a kick-ass film scanner, the Cano-scan 2710...it scans at 2700 DPI. Unfortunately I live in Layton.

Too bad you didn't ask sooner, because just last night I picked it up from my friend Kelly Oldroyd who was borrowing it. He lives in SLC.

Hey Shaft, there is a copy of that book at the Ben Lomond Climbing Center, way the funk up here in Ogden. Maybe you could find it in the library...stranger things have happened.

I got to taste the goods a couple weeks ago on our trip to Joshua Tree. One of Tom Adams' friends had one (I think his name was Brian?? He supposedly designed it/or helped or something.) Anyway, it's the shiznat. With that thing you don't even need a spotter! It does take up a lot of space, though. ...

Nate, I looked at your website, and I have some comments. I do not have any malicious intent here, so please don't take it that way...I'm just trying to help. First of all, as soon as I opened your site I had to max out the brightness setting on my monitor to be able to see anything! Hopefully that'...

Yeah Shaft, the lower the F number the greater the depth of field If you're going to so rudely criticize my comments you should sure as f-ing hell make sure that what you say is correct! Lower "f-number" (as you so technically put it) means larger aperture diameter, means less depth of field. vice ...