General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing Podcast	7-Jul-2005 At 10:07:44 AM	RK
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Can't help but put my 2 cent's worth in here. I'm a computer programmer and systems administrator and am into "IT" in a big way...but climbing podcasts sound like technology for technology's sake and probably doomed to pass away quietly. Sort of a cyber Leyland P76. For myself, I find Chockstone is a great way for long retired climbers like myself to maintain a feel for what goes on in climbing today, but only because of the visual content to compliment the text ravings. If Chockstone were word only....I wouldn't bother. And I certainly won't bother tuning into these podcasts again!

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