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slim · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Dec 2004 · Points: 1,103
Paul S wrote:

For me, it's about the adventure, challenge, and the beauty of the desert.  The little guidelines I use help to keep me motivated to explore and try new corners of the desert.  I know some people that have stricter guidelines and others looser, but to each their own!

well said. some of the best days i have had climbing have been on little podunk things that dumped a lot of sand in my britches.

Jeremy Aslaksen · · 505 · Joined Mar 2006 · Points: 445

I 100% agree Slim.

I don't count these things (towers or new routes) on purpose so I don't have to keep track or "chase" numbers in my brain.

My problem is after 30 or so years of this nonsense I can't remember what I did or didn't do, or what I had named or didn't name.

I guess that's why people keep track.   

Mickey Guziak · · Grand Junction · Joined Oct 2011 · Points: 630

I have a strong suspicion that anyone over 500 towers has at least a few "questionable" status towers on the list. There are definitely a couple on mine... But they felt like a tower, were difficult, and usually an FA. They are towers to me!

rogerbenton · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Sep 2011 · Points: 210

I have it on good authority that Cam is indeed upset lol

Guideline #1: Don't be a jerk.

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