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Southeast rocks TeamWorks competition
Access Fund TeamWorks 2010 | Written by Emily Bregel
For the second year running, Southeastern climbing teams dominated the Access Fund’s TeamWorks competition, an environmental stewardship program geared to involve young climbers in conservation.
Four of the five top teams in this year’s competition — with scores based on number of volunteer hours logged during trail clean-up days over the past year — were from the Southeast region.
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Note: Special thanks to all of the youth climbing teams that worked so hard on Access Fund's TeamWorks!
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| Posted by tva on Tues, February 23
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Dirty South "climbing" Film Fest a Blast
Greg Berry revs up the crowd. Photo by Andrew Kornylak | After a cloud burst of rain cleared the steamy afternoon air and cooled down the temps, the Dirty South "climbing" Film Fest kicked off into a turbo-charged night at WallCrawlers gym (intown ATL, Ga). The goal of the event was to raise funds to purchase a portion of the Steele cliffline, watch some really cool new climbing videos, catch up with friends and have fun. We think that goal was achieved as the film festival raised $1,717 after expenses and four videos were shown to a packed, energetic crowd.
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Note: Thanks to Scott Gross, Will Eccleston, Greg Berry, Andrew Kornylak, Josh Fowler, the Atlanta Climbing Club and WallCrawlers gym for their support of DScFF.
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Jamestown Adopt-A-Crag - Gets It Done for Access
Greg Berry revs up the crowd. Photo by Andrew Kornylak |
Volunteers who braved the heat and humidity to help put in the new access road to Jamestown. |
On Saturday, June 29th, 2007 Team Jamestown set out to create the new valley access to the Jamestown crag. Over 20 hard core volunteers braved the heat and humidity to show their support for the crag and to help preserve access to this southern gem.
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| Posted by michelle on Thur, Jul 12
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Sunset Rock Trail Day Writeup
Greg Berry revs up the crowd. Photo by Andrew Kornylak |
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On Saturday, November 4, 2006, climbers and non climbers alike met at 9am at Craven's house to begin work on trail reconstruction at Sunset Park in Chat-town, Tennessee. With more than 20 volunteers, along with the guidance of the Sunset Park Rangers, the base of the classic routes "RJ Gold" and "Jefferson Airplane" was landscaped in order to repair damage caused by climber traffic. The root damage done was very similiar to damage that caused access issues near "Blonde Ambition" on south side. Needless to say, the work done on Saturday was imperative.
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| Posted by bradmc on Sun, Nov 12
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Sandrock Adopt-A-Crag '06
Greg Berry revs up the crowd. Photo by Andrew Kornylak |
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Around 35 volunteers from around the southeast participated in the 3rd annual Sandrock Adopt-A-Crag put on by the Access Fund and the Southeastern Climbers Coalition. |
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| Posted by michelle on Mon, Sep 11
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