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Re: Winter / Spring Newsletter [by ChuckTN]

Tue, 11 Oct 2011 13:45:52 -1800

Club News, Business & Notes:: Winter / Spring Newsletter
I'm willing to contribute as I just moved to Memphis and just joined. Let me know if I can help!

Re: Memphis Mountaineers Facebook Group [by riverrat]

Sat, 18 Jun 2011 02:39:41 -1800

General:: Memphis Mountaineers Facebook Group
Hey how's it goin

Local climbing spots [by Anonymous]

Mon, 30 May 2011 18:27:09 -1800

General:: Local climbing spots
I was wondering where all the local and free places to climb are. I'm open to anything and just wasn't to climb this summer. I'm from memphis and will be here this summer, but started climbing this year at school in nashville. Thanks

Re: Local Climbing Gyms [by DrewC]

Fri, 03 Dec 2010 12:49:01 -1800

The Local � Beta, Plans, Partners & Trip Reports:: Local Climbing Gyms
kind of late in the week, but there are a few options:

1. University of TN Health Science Center has a bouldering gym downtown (their website has the activity center address and phone number and all of that) and costs $10 for a one-stop visit, or

2. lifetime fitness in collierville has a climbing wall, they have everything except slab climbing (it's at poplar and houston levee in collierville, not sure of the actual address but if you go to poplar and houston levee, as soon as you turn north on houston levee you can't miss it on your right- think globogym from the movie dodgeball)

Re: Introduction thread [by riverrat]

Fri, 19 Nov 2010 03:33:51 -1800

General:: Introduction thread
hey to all
My name is Will, Im 26, so i still have sum young punk spunk left. i live in Tupelo. Im a mariner for life, i suppose. I got interested in rock climbing and got a chance to hike and actually do more, when I moved to middle TN. Moved back home, bored, nothing to do but work and im getting burnt out on that. I know nothing of climbing, but am taking a crash coarse at outdoors when i get off the boat. Any tips or words of advice are welcome. Thanks

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Tue, 09 Nov 2010 15:26:43 -1800

General:: La Sportiva Trango GTX hiking boots for sale
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Help Secure Southeast Climbing [by sshankle]

Sat, 06 Nov 2010 13:44:06 -1800

General:: Help Secure Southeast Climbing
From Will at the SEC:

The Southeastern Climbers Coalition asks for YOUR help to secure access to 2 excellent crags currently closed to climbing. We have entered the Pepsi Refresh Project grant competition at the $250,000 level. The winners are determined by public e-voting. If we win, and that is entirely up to your diligence in voting and helping spread the word, the SCC will use the money to secure access to climbing areas in Alabama and Tennessee. The specific locations cannot be disclosed at this time because access hasn't yet been secured, but trust us, they're amazing properties to preserve and enjoy forevermore!

You may vote for the SCC's Land Acquisition Proposal twice per day (once via text and once via web), every single day, from November 1 to midnight November 30, 2010. Every vote is valuable and counts towards the cause! The proposal with the most votes WINS!

Please sign up for our daily voting reminder for the month of November by clicking here:

https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGYybVJxZklfWHZSTmFEM1N4SW9uRlE6MQ&ifq

To vote twice right now, click here: http://www.refresheverything.com/seclimbers (Vote #1)

and text "104071" to the number 73774 (Vote #2)

and THANK YOU!

Re: Jamestown this weekend anyone? [by Izzy]

Mon, 01 Nov 2010 15:03:57 -1800

The Local � Beta, Plans, Partners & Trip Reports:: Jamestown this weekend anyone?
I've been out of the loop for a minute. Used to hit kings bluff and chenal. Would to meet some y'all.
Matt ghosttownbluesband at gmail

Access Fund and Southeast Climber's Coalition [by mmij]

Tue, 19 Oct 2010 03:22:26 -1800

General:: Access Fund and Southeast Climber's Coalition
I have posted on the web site about both the Access Fund and the Southeast Climber's Coalition in the past. I make small automatic monthly donations to both. It is easy. You will never miss the minimum ($7). Some of you may or may not know that we have access to King's Bluff because the SEC purchased it and manages it.... It isn't free. Someone is paying for it. Here is another good example. SEC has closed on 25 acres at Steele, AL, but it required a bridge loan from the Access Fund to close on time. SEC just needs a bit more money to satisfy that debt. Every $10 helps.

http://www.seclimbers.org/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=86

Here is a timely article as a follow up to my post about the Southeast Climbers Coalition and the Access Fund...

http://rockandice.com/news/1207-climbing-ban-lifted

Support them. It is cheap insurance!