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disobey_gravity2013-09-13 09:17 am
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Friday glee hopes never to have to meet the mountain rescue team in their professional capacity
The Friday post of glee is where you get to tell us about your climbing-related happiness this week.
It can be a new achievement or adventure, or just that you climbed and had fun; it can be that your favourite climbing wall is expanding or that you bought new rock shoes or that you found a cool ice-climbing vid on YouTube. No glee is too small -- or too big. Members are encouraged to cheer each other on and share the squee.
N.B. Please feel free to post your glee on any day of the week; the Friday glee is just to get the ball rolling.
To enhance this week's glee, something a bit different: 48 Hours in Mountain Rescue: The Edale Mountain Rescue Team (I'm not sure why the inaccurate implication from one volunteer that trad climbers automatically deck if they fall off, but I'm guessing that it's simply bad phrasing).
Respect your local rescue team, support them, and do your best not to add to their workload ...
It can be a new achievement or adventure, or just that you climbed and had fun; it can be that your favourite climbing wall is expanding or that you bought new rock shoes or that you found a cool ice-climbing vid on YouTube. No glee is too small -- or too big. Members are encouraged to cheer each other on and share the squee.
N.B. Please feel free to post your glee on any day of the week; the Friday glee is just to get the ball rolling.
To enhance this week's glee, something a bit different: 48 Hours in Mountain Rescue: The Edale Mountain Rescue Team (I'm not sure why the inaccurate implication from one volunteer that trad climbers automatically deck if they fall off, but I'm guessing that it's simply bad phrasing).
Respect your local rescue team, support them, and do your best not to add to their workload ...