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Not sure where/when I left it, probably  weekend before last, and definitely in the Trapps.  It’s a silver grey Petzl Helmet w/cartoon girl sticker from El Potrero on the front.

My dead grandmother gave it to me so it has sentimental value …as well as the $100 it’ll cost to replace it.

CALL ME: 845-255-6116   Thanks!   You get a beer or sexual favor of your choice.

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I lost my wedding ring while climbing at Peter’s Kill.  I’m pretty sure it fell out of my pack at the top of the left (west?) rock where those two bolts are drilled in.  It’s a stainless steel ring with the name “Teno” on the inside of the band.  If found please email me:  zswinston (at) yahoo (dot) ca

Thanks!

Scott

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Julie found a guidebook to the Nears on the road (slightly run over) belonging to a Rob Alexander. If someone knows how to contact this person, please PM me his email address or phone number and I’ll pass it onto Julie.

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Rope tarp found in the Near.

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Owners name is written in marker on 3 sides.

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END-OF-CLIMBING-SEASON-BENEFIT-SOIRÉE

to cover costs associated with the
Rosendale Waterworks Bouldering Area Acquisition

Hold the date: November 7

Vulgarian poetry slam/spoken word by

Burt Angrist
– the storyteller prankster and funny man of the Vulgarians, and
Claude Suhl – the Beatnik Poet and Soul of the Vulgarians.

Weather permitting: the evening will also include
a special guest performance of fire by
Mark-of-Fire of Gardiner NY
www.markoffire.com

There will be food stations throughout the center
of substantial hot and cold dishes along with local wines
catered by The Main Course

6:30 pm at The Mohonk Preserve Visitor Center
Dress: optional black tie
$75. per person
Please RSVP by October 22nd to GCC@gunksclimbers.org

Please pay for your tickets via credit card from our Donations Page.

http://gunksclimbers.org/events.shtml#SOIREE

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