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How to poop in the woods

Posted on October 13, 2014 by Tim G.

Get ready for our upcoming tutorial on pooping in the woods!

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Summit Rock Adopt-a-Crag – October 2014

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On February 21st, a small group of masked and socially distanced BACC board members were thrilled to work with staff from Marin County Parks to remove invasive species and remove trash from the Ring Mountain Preserve. Ring Mountain is a windswept ridge on the Tiburon Peninsula, known in the climbing community for its Split Rock and Turtle Rock formations.
The BACC is asking for your help in preserving access to the Hillcrest Boulders by honoring residents’ request that all traffic be diverted to alternative parking areas and by reducing the impact caused by a recent increase in activity in the area.
We are now accepting applications for several volunteer opportunities within the BACC core team! We are seeking active, motivated, and committed folks in the community to join BACC as directors and managers and carry forward the torch of climbing stewardship in the Bay Area. We encourage you to apply! Check out our profile for a link with more information!
Join us this Wednesday for a virtual reading and Q&A with Jennifer Hull for her newly released book, Shook. Shook tells the story of the legendary mountaineering figure Dave Hahn, his team, and how they survived the harrowing 2015 Everest season when 21 people were killed at Base Camp from an ice avalanche triggered by the 2015 Nepal earthquake. We'll do a Q&A with Jennifer after the reading so bring your questions and be prepared to be captivated by this story of resilience, nerve, and survival on the deadliest day on Everest.
After a long climb up your proj at the beach, you finally reach the anchors and come across these things bolted into the rock. What is this? These are new ram's head anchors specialized for the corrosive and wet areas along the coast. Check out the video from the manufacturer on how to use them! https://youtu.be/3QKKx69xN7M

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