Comments for Joe Crotty http://joecrotty.com Joe Crotty Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:47:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Catholic Bumper Sticker Design by Dennis http://joecrotty.com/2010/04/catholic-bumper-sticker-design/comment-page-1/#comment-326 Dennis Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:47:06 +0000 http://joecrotty.com/?p=782#comment-326 Joe, nice post. I'm excited to see what your bumper sticker looks like. We are pressed from all sides and Christ calls us to persevere to the end. Joe, nice post. I’m excited to see what your bumper sticker looks like. We are pressed from all sides and Christ calls us to persevere to the end.

]]> Comment on Bolting 101 by Joseph Crotty http://joecrotty.com/2009/10/bolting-101/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Joseph Crotty Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:14:07 +0000 http://joecrotty.com/?p=289#comment-88 Tim, Thanks for the advice on the route especially about how to drill and set up the anchor. I'll be following that for sure when the time comes. Oh, and your so right that I should have learned about bolting long ago. To think all of the mank I clipped over the years in an uneducated state of mind. Sad. Joe Tim,

Thanks for the advice on the route especially about how to drill and set up the anchor. I’ll be following that for sure when the time comes. Oh, and your so right that I should have learned about bolting long ago. To think all of the mank I clipped over the years in an uneducated state of mind. Sad.

Joe

]]> Comment on Bolting 101 by Timy Fairfield http://joecrotty.com/2009/10/bolting-101/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Timy Fairfield Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:13:13 +0000 http://joecrotty.com/?p=289#comment-87 This is great info - especially for people who would like to get into bolting but for whom it is a new experience with many unknowns. It's crazy that it has taken you since we were climbing together in college until now to get around to learning how to bolt! Let us know how it goes. The advice I gave you doesn't stop with the bolting - I can also help you get strong enough to do the route! Good Luck. Timy This is great info – especially for people who would like to get into bolting but for whom it is a new experience with many unknowns. It’s crazy that it has taken you since we were climbing together in college until now to get around to learning how to bolt! Let us know how it goes. The advice I gave you doesn’t stop with the bolting – I can also help you get strong enough to do the route! Good Luck.

Timy

]]> Comment on Ode to Summer by frank http://joecrotty.com/2009/08/ode-to-summer/comment-page-1/#comment-72 frank Tue, 01 Sep 2009 03:04:50 +0000 http://joecrotty.com/?p=209#comment-72 Hey Joe, I never google people but this morning I got on mountain project for the first time in years and for some reason your name popped out in my head and I had to make an attempt to see what you've been up to. I just got done reading a few of your threads and other than your elbow injury, I'm stoked to hear that you're doing well these days and still climbing and riding as always. A great deal of my fondest childhood memories (at the dawn of my own life as a climber) include you, Kieth, hardcore Hannigan and the infamous green trailer. As for me.. I spend my (free) days in remote areas of the back country either on long aid lines or on my bike or snowboard. After being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis a few years back, I'm grateful for every day I can get up and march into the beyond (usually by myself where I can find my piece). I'm currently working on a new solo first accent of an aid line on mt. Alice near Wild basin. You'd love it! lots and lots of hooking with a crazy long approach. Anyway Ill stop polluting your website now but I hope you stay well in the meantime and continue to "fire the desperate" Hey Joe, I never google people but this morning I got on mountain project for the first time in years and for some reason your name popped out in my head and I had to make an attempt to see what you’ve been up to. I just got done reading a few of your threads and other than your elbow injury, I’m stoked to hear that you’re doing well these days and still climbing and riding as always. A great deal of my fondest childhood memories (at the dawn of my own life as a climber) include you, Kieth, hardcore Hannigan and the infamous green trailer.

As for me.. I spend my (free) days in remote areas of the back country either on long aid lines or on my bike or snowboard. After being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis a few years back, I’m grateful for every day I can get up and march into the beyond (usually by myself where I can find my piece). I’m currently working on a new solo first accent of an aid line on mt. Alice near Wild basin. You’d love it! lots and lots of hooking with a crazy long approach.

Anyway Ill stop polluting your website now but I hope you stay well in the meantime and continue to “fire the desperate”

]]> Comment on Holy Trinity Web Site Update by Dennis http://joecrotty.com/2007/11/holy-trinity-web-site-update/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Dennis Tue, 20 Nov 2007 04:17:27 +0000 http://www.joecrotty.com/tech/holy-trinity-web-site-update/#comment-2 I will be headed for an art gala in San Francisco as soon as I'm done shmoosing in Paris. I will be headed for an art gala in San Francisco as soon as I’m done shmoosing in Paris.

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