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From: "Abbot, Richard" <abbot@ll.mit.edu>
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Subject: Climbing Saturday
Date: Thu, 7 Oct 1999 12:07:46 -0400 
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	Given that Rumney is projected to be pretty crowded on Saturday, a
couple of us are going to Crow Hill instead.

	We'll be there by 8:30 am.  We have enough ropes.

	I have a Crow Hill climbing permit and can add you to it for the day
if you don't have one yourself.  You can get your own at the ranger station
up the road.

	We live west of Boston, so can't give rides but can help coordinate
with anybody interested.

	Rick


From allang@chromagen.com Thu Oct  7 11:51:59 1999
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I have added 100's of new products to my database at ClimbersEDGE.  These 
products can be found using the SEARCH function and performing a catagory 
search.  I have not yet added the product descriptions because I intend to 
completely alter the site.  If you have any questions regarding a product 
please e-mail me.

http://www.ClimbersEDGE.com

Lee Lang
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From iain@MIT.EDU Thu Oct  7 15:13:19 1999
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From: Iain Russell <iain@MIT.EDU>
Subject: Boots for sale
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For Sale:

Raichle Montagne mountaineering boots,   size 9.

Full grain leather boots with Norwegian welt and full length shank.  I've
had the boots for about 10 years but they are still in excellent condition.
I haven't used them for about 5 years and even before that they were
primarly used with supergaitors.  A very rugged boot ideal for
mountaineering.  Not a day hiker!

Asking $100 or best reasonable offer.


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From cguth@wellesley.edu Thu Oct  7 11:24:06 1999
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Actually, cancel that last thought Matt!  My Professor is giving us more
time, so what I thought I had to turn in is no longer due tomorrow
morning.  See you at 6.
Chrissy  
    
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From iain@MIT.EDU Thu Oct  7 15:14:18 1999
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Does anyone know when the next EMS club will be???  It is usually sometime
towards the end of this month.


                        Cheers,

                                Iain

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From lukesos@MIT.EDU Thu Oct  7 12:18:14 1999
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EMS Club Day sale is on the 28th of October.  20% off everything, as usual.

Luke


At 12:14 PM 10/7/99 -0700, Iain Russell wrote:
>Does anyone know when the next EMS club will be???  It is usually sometime
>towards the end of this month.
>
>
>                        Cheers,
>
>                                Iain
>
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>Massachusetts Institute of Technology		77 Mass. Ave.
>Tel: (617) 252-1895				Cambridge 
>email: iain@mit.edu				MA 02139
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>
>

From abesch@MIT.EDU Thu Oct  7 12:28:52 1999
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Hi, I'm Abe Schneider, I like to climb, and 
am capable of climbing up to 5.10+'s and some 5.11's

I was wondering if there are any good spots for sport or bouldering
even toproping, near Boston.  (Less than an hour's drive)

I know of Quincy and Hammond Pond, but I am wondering if there are more spots.
I've heard something about Rattlesnake rocks...is that any good?

Thanks,

abe

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Rattlesnake rocks was pretty fun - we climbed a pretty tweaky 10 there
called Penal Servitude.  If you're into the 10-11s range, you'll probably
enjoy it.  Rick pointed out a few other pretty fun looking routes there in
the 9-11 range.  They're all pretty short (40' max, I think) but nice.
All toproped.

College rocks is also about 40 minutes away, and was lots of fun.  Some
thin face and overhanging granite routes.  All toproped.

   -Dave, who hasn't climbed much more around here. :)

Lo and behold, Abraham D Schneider once said:
> 
> Hi, I'm Abe Schneider, I like to climb, and 
> am capable of climbing up to 5.10+'s and some 5.11's
> 
> I was wondering if there are any good spots for sport or bouldering
> even toproping, near Boston.  (Less than an hour's drive)
> 
> I know of Quincy and Hammond Pond, but I am wondering if there are more spots.
> I've heard something about Rattlesnake rocks...is that any good?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> abe
> 


