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jimk123 (User)
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1 Year, 2 Months ago  
There's a national park extending south of Cleveland. Remind me, the determination is that climbing is ok there?

Glad to see Ohio interested in climbing. I've been at it in Columbus for a few years. Hopefull, we all can connect.
 
 
 
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Tree Climber's Toast: may we climb a 100 year old oak tree together, and may we plant that tree tomorrow.
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