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Robin's Bouldering Page: Maryland Bouldering Videos

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Robin's Bouldering Page- Bouldering, climbing, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors in Central Maryland and beyond. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. As much as I love a good photo, seeing a climb in motion gets me way more pumped! A Day at The Acre. A Walk in the Woods. Alberton Rd. Boulders. A Day at Bushwhack. And Stink, Stank, Stunk! Fall Leaves and Talus Pits. And Flipping the Switch. Fresh Start and Modest Changes. January 29th, 2012. Monday Morning Quarterbacking the Superbowl. Stink, Stank, Stunk!

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Robin's Bouldering Page: Summer roadtrip 2015 Part 2: Colorado

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Robin's Bouldering Page- Bouldering, climbing, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors in Central Maryland and beyond. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. Monday, July 27, 2015. Summer roadtrip 2015 Part 2: Colorado. Actually, rain was a running theme during our week in Colorado. On the bright side, it was the first time I'd ever seen the fire danger meters at their lowest setting, so at least it was nice to know that they weren't having as bad a fire season as on my last few visits. Tasting room and Ed's.

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Robin's Bouldering Page: Summer roadtrip 2015 Part 4: Wyoming and back home

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Robin's Bouldering Page- Bouldering, climbing, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors in Central Maryland and beyond. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. Monday, July 27, 2015. Summer roadtrip 2015 Part 4: Wyoming and back home. As expected, the Tetons were gorgeous, and I can't wait to go back and explore sometime in better weather. The funny thing is that we saw so many other places along the way that were almost as pretty. I even got to play on a bit of it myself. Safe to say we'll be going back! Eventual...

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Robin's Bouldering Page: Northwest Branch

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Robin's Bouldering Page- Bouldering, climbing, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors in Central Maryland and beyond. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. Northwest Branch is the largest developed bouldering area between Baltimore and Washington, DC., and may be the most convenient as well. The boulders are located just off Route 29 in Silver Spring, with a Trader Joe's, Starbucks, and California Tortilla just up the hill. With 81 problems currently listed on rockclimbing.com. Be especially careful of ticks&#...

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Robin's Bouldering Page: Climbing Resources and Good Reads

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Robin's Bouldering Page- Bouldering, climbing, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors in Central Maryland and beyond. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. Looking for more information on bouldering and climbing in and around Maryland? Here are a few of the sites that I recommend:. Indy's Guide to 'Hidden' (and not-so-hidden) Maryland Climbing Areas. By far the best resource I've seen for route information in Maryland, with a little bouldering thrown in as well. Another psych...

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Robin's Bouldering Page: Q & A

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Robin's Bouldering Page- Bouldering, climbing, and otherwise enjoying the outdoors in Central Maryland and beyond. Climbing Resources and Good Reads. A brief Q&A to shed some light on this blog:. Q: What is this blog about? Q: So who are you? Q: I just saw a post about your vacation. Isn't this supposed to be about bouldering? Q: Why isn't my bouldering area covered? Q: Why did you do it like that? A: If you're confused by something, or have what you think is a better way to present information, by all m...

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A Tribute to Life: Please Mr. Postman

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A Tribute to Life. The things, thoughts and moments that compose a random yet sacred world. Monday, October 14. Please Mr. Postman. This takes me to the stories about the abysmal state of our postal system- not making payments to pensions, laying off workers, eliminating positions, routes, offices. It all sounds terrible. And the only thing that makes it more terrible? How many more stops before hitting my mailbox? Only my package's, dare I say, temporary caretaker knows. View my complete profile.

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A Tribute to Life: June 2013

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A Tribute to Life. The things, thoughts and moments that compose a random yet sacred world. Saturday, June 15. Worries and trifles are shifted right into their place. The smooth and controlled beauty of their flight was entrancing and also appeared effortless. This entire moment sort of made me want to just pitch a tent and stay right there forever. What a great place to take in and how fortunate I feel to have it right at my fingertips whenever I want it. Thank you, West Virginia- my forever host.

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A Tribute to Life: October 2012

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A Tribute to Life. The things, thoughts and moments that compose a random yet sacred world. Monday, October 15. This past weekend, I had a mildly rude awakening. It started innocently enough- a simple trip to the movies with my niece, Sydni. The last time we went to the movies to see the newest Ice Age movie, we had seen a preview for Frankenweenie. Tim Burton's newest creation. Since then, I think I've driven her completely crazy trying to schedule a time for us to see Frankenweenie. Friday, October 12.

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A Tribute to Life: September 2012

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A Tribute to Life. The things, thoughts and moments that compose a random yet sacred world. Tuesday, September 25. Outdoor Reading, Part One. The climbing culture is one that fascinates me. Perhaps one of the most fascinating moments I've had was watching Alex Honnold's interview on 60 Minutes. Krakauer takes time to explain a lot of history, which is interesting, and he also details the evolution of the commercialized Everest climb. The latter, in fact, was the primary motivation for Outdoor. Just about...