Tallulah Gorge Peregrines
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Hi all, |
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And let's not forget keeping it hush hush while the paid route developers put up gems with names like: |
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TS, my post was, of course, intended to convey that there was never a shady real estate deal (and there wasn't) but your reply brings to my attention the fact that I was jumping to conclusions about what went down in the beginning with regard to the cliff's development. In retrospect, I actually don't know the sequence of events at that time. I didn't intend to distort the facts though, and that I regret. |
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LEEEEEEEEEEEEEROY JENKINS!!! |
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So the hangout didn't work early, then I came back later and caught the last bit on YB and Tallulah. |
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Quick update. Many of the heavy hitters of Tallulah (and me) had a meeting last night to talk about improving climbing access in the gorge. |
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Glad to hear, from the SCC, that Tallulah has reopened. Good work fellas! |
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Paul Barnes wrote: Good grief...and this is just the first thing I found...from the Un Foundation website: Recipient: Michael Wurzel "We funded the Southeastern Climber’s Association to go climb, develop, and bolt routes all over Lookout Mountain, Signal Mountain, Mowbray Mountain, and Monteagle Mountain. And they’re still going. They’re establishing between 25-35 new routes across this area, improving and promoting Chattanooga as an innovative outdoor city." ...I'm still digging. theunfoundation.org/grants-… theunfoundation.org/project… |
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Monteagle mountain? I'd like to know what that entails. Did you find more information about that? I live on monteagle mountain and our climbing is not open climbing. |