Piles Of Dead Bodies
The Guadalupe Mountains of southeastern New Mexico and West Texas are a vast playground for climbers, hikers and cavers. Crazy thing is that they’re composed almost entirely of defunct sea creatures.
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Chalked Up
Virtually every climber uses chalk to improve friction. Unfortunately, few are willing to clean up after themselves.
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If you’re unwilling to take care of your dog at the crag, kindly leave them at home.
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Fun as it may look to scramble around on the walls of your local cave, the risk of causing irreparable damage is just too high.
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Directions to the Trigo Canyon trailhead, which leads into the heart of the Manzano Mountains via the range’s steep western side.
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If you really think about it, all this adventuring is pretty darn rediculous.
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Frivolous as our comings and goings on this planet may be, we can’t help but infuse them with great meaning. Trouble is, sometimes the significance we bestow is toxic.
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