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5/19 climb at Norman Bird Sanctuary, Middletown, RI 1 Year, 3 Months ago  
I'm leading a group climb for 6 with facilitator Paul Buck on a beautiful old American Beech in a woods setting on the sanctuary property on Saturday, May 19. Contact the sanctuary for details. There is a fee for the climb, all proceeds go to the sanctuary. If the Saturday climb over enrolls we may add a Sunday climb.

Norman Bird Sanctuary
Middletown, Rhode Island

This is a special opportunity, tree climbing is not normally allowed at the sanctuary. Norman Bird Sanctuary is located on Aquidneck Island just outside Newport, Rhode Island. Aquidneck is accessible by car via several bridges. In addition to the historic sights in Newport, beautiful beaches and dramatic Sachuest Point are minutes from the sanctuary.
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1 Year, 3 Months ago  
Your unrelenting work in this area is truly amazing!
You are beginning to give a purpose & legitimacy to the act of recreational climbing. The Norman Bird Sanctuary climb is an outstanding example of this!
Well Done & Thank you,
-Ej-
 
 
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