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What's good practice when it comes to moving away the rocks beneath a problem? I know that its OK to improve a landing zone, but what I'm interested in is exposing more boulder. Up at WP today I saw a roof problem, fine landing, had chalk and much reinforcing glue on a key crimp. Well that's fine, b...

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Hey, I just moved back here and I'm looking for a sport climbing partner as well. I'm free to climb on weekdays.

Alright, had another look, and mb is right to think most of the big rocks could be pushed to the bottom. The pulley plan might be thankfully too much. It would be just tricky to get them out of the way of the starting holds, although no problem with erik's gear. The big boulder at the top, though, w...

Maybe I just didn't see it. This is a problem in Tim Toula's Rock N' Road as a LCC Classic, along with the Standard Overhang, Barn Door, Crystal Pinch, the Buzz and All Thumbs. Those problems are all on good rock. This did not look good. To me, it looked like a very small, dirty, grovely chimney wit...

I fumbled my way up that slippery slab and looked on in awe. Nothing says badass like a v12 chimney... pretty freaking awesome. Surprised by the amount of poo on the Shrimps starting hold as well. I just couldn't believe my eyes. Never seen anything like it. I don't think anyone back east would beli...

I was just going to ask.

Add to that list Bird's Nest, the Happy J, First Down, and the Mormon Gash area/boulder for me. Hopefully I didn't miss them in the book.

Inevitable.

Now, if it was included with a certain gym membership... but I'm in no position to bargain.