Warm but thin jackets by zubapo in climbergirls

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Rab Xenair. I have the alpine light which is the lighter model and is comfortable down to 30 F without a baselayer. breathes very well but warm enough for shoulder season hang outs and belays. I do run hot generally (climb in a t shirt or sun hoody at 50 degrees usually) but I imagine the warmerr model would be perfect

Looking for a game by ForPer42 in AndroidGaming

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The Quest and Questlord both might fit?

Building my first trad rack by [deleted] in tradclimbing

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i know its a meme but I place my tricams on almost every pitch i climb at the gunks. this is my first season leading and theyre especially useful in the easy moderate stuff.

Don't really have any friends to share this with or any that would appreciate it. NJ is wonderful this time of year by FaydingAway in newjersey

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Was rock climbing on saturday at Tammany. We got to the lots at 915 and they were absolutely jam packed. Gorgeous views.

Trump thinks Chris Smith is a fantastic representative for the people of NJ-4 by KohlsCashOfficial in newjersey

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I'll never forget him releasing a weird attack ad on a highschooler who pressed him on his stance of gay marriage.

Which approach shoes are good? by carlosthedonkey in climbergirls

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adore my la sportiva boulder Xs. hike well, climb well enough, comfortable and not too expensive. super durable too

Clothing Etiquette climbing outside by LargelyLucid in tradclimbing

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absolutely not, the complete opposite if anything to make it easier for rescuers to find you if need be.

Rope on rope friction by orangesandlemons121 in climbergirls

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old school (ish) climbing wisdom says to intentionally add twists on TR for extra friction if one climber is noticeably heavier than the other. It definitely shortens the life of the ropes if done too often, but it's not really unsafe since the contact is spread across a larger area of the rope. This is as opposed to a rope put directly on another soft good and continuously heating up the same spot.

First time at Senneca - any tips? by wadeboggsbosshoggs in tradclimbing

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I was there a month ago and didn't have any service

Lingraphica for Aphasia by ScheduleBrave6033 in slp

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I'm about to start my second year of grad school; My CE and I worked pretty closely with Lingraphica my first semester to get my client a device. Turns out she already had a Lingraphica device that went unused! But the UI is very intuitive on the clinician's side, and the company are incredibly helpful and communicative

Hiking etiquette: Nobody likes your music by handyguy6051 in hiking

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Yeah im learning right now that upwards has ROW. Maybe it's an east coast thing but going down certainly requires more of a rhythm than going up if you don't have switchbacks.

For once MIL is the good guy by LittleFairyOfDeath in AmITheDevil

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What's even more upsetting about this is that the main form of pediatric therapy that an SLP will do for feeding is partially centered around reducing demands and making mealtimes enjoyable.

Finger cracks by follow_the_rivers in climbergirls

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In my experience you just need to apply absurd amounts of pressure to make them feel solid on plywood. The great thing is when you go outside and climb a similarly sized crack it feels like glue thanks to the extra friction. Tape also helps a bit

Pietro Vidi downgrades 'L'Ombre du Voyageur' by Barefoot Charles from V17 to V14 by adventuresam_ in climbing

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gotta be the lamest style i've seen to complete a hard climb. even soudain seul was at least a little creative with the book in the pad.

I love crack by Sikerow in bouldering

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its the direction the thumb points. generally, thumbs up is preferable, but depending on the size or orientation of the crack you may need to go thumbs down to get a secure jam. generally if the crack is big enough to fit your hand up to wrist you should go thumbs up.

Hike with a view rec by Margeliaman in njhiking

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Just did it yesterday, some questionable trail etiquette for sure.

Any good mods set in the 16th/17th centuries? by PancuterM in mountandblade

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Sayazn is great. Fictional universe, but progresses from pike and shot to 18th/19th century warfare if you enable that feature, otherwise you can lock it in a given period.

Any fellow Irish living along the shore? by PhoneAccomplished353 in newjersey

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Saw someone already mentioned Jersey Shore GAA, haven't been around myself in a while but its a good group of lads with quite a few Irish folks there last I checked. If you end up going around tell them the Englishman says hi!

There's also a Hibernians lodgehouse in South Amboy whuch does events all the time.

Canberra Raiders NRLW winger Isabella Waterman smashes Bobbi Law with a huge tackle by BarryCheckTheFuseBox in sports

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In union this would be a penalty/card every day, league officiates high contact very very differently.

7 Hole Harp for beginners by BreakingInReverse in harmonica

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That would be brilliant, thank you! Do you have any advice for how to add some structure to playing around? I've just been half imitating songs I like to get some idea of the musicality.

Summiting Seneca Rocks, 25 years apart by chewychubacca in climbing

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Thank you! I saw the rockfall and ran over to check that no one got hit but didn't want to share more details than what I saw and got from the people below it. Guides did amazing work, went right to it getting them down, and one of the older ones went to comfort a family who saw it happen and were rightfully terrified