Outdoor climbing season is here. I am so excited. I am in the best climbing shape of my life with the exception of a finger injury.
I got my first climb in at Crow Hill on Boardwalk. Want a way to spice up an old classic? Try leading it in the rain with only 3 pieces. Way to go Brett on that one.
What routes, projects, and ideas do you all have in mind for this season? Is there something I can do to help?
My list for this season:
Crow Hill:
-Jane
-Cro Magnum
-Lead Thin Line
Cannon:
-Lead Moby Grape
Farley:
A bunch of 5.9s and 5.10s
Gunks:
- Disneyland
- Ant Line
- Shockley's
Thursday, April 18, 2013
WQPH needs you help - Transmitter issues
H/T to WQPH radio: http://wqphradio.org/transmitter-issues-prayers-needed/
WQPH has been experiencing some technical glitches with our radio transmitter that broadcasts 89.3 FM to the northern Worcester county area. The issues include intermittent loss of power, occasional static bursts, and a drop in signal quality and range.
We need the prayers and support of our listeners! We have been working around the clock to resolve these issues and are talking with the transmitter company to see if there are known issues. A new transmitter would cost the station $9,000.
As 89.3 FM WQPH is a station for our community, we need your support through prayer and financial means. Please visit our prayers page to see some suggested prayers that can be prayed to help the station. You can donate financially by clicking here.
We also want to remind our listeners that WQPH can be heard through the TuneIn application for smartphones or through the live stream functionality found through this website.
Thank you for the support and God Bless.
WQPH has been experiencing some technical glitches with our radio transmitter that broadcasts 89.3 FM to the northern Worcester county area. The issues include intermittent loss of power, occasional static bursts, and a drop in signal quality and range.
We need the prayers and support of our listeners! We have been working around the clock to resolve these issues and are talking with the transmitter company to see if there are known issues. A new transmitter would cost the station $9,000.
As 89.3 FM WQPH is a station for our community, we need your support through prayer and financial means. Please visit our prayers page to see some suggested prayers that can be prayed to help the station. You can donate financially by clicking here.
We also want to remind our listeners that WQPH can be heard through the TuneIn application for smartphones or through the live stream functionality found through this website.
Thank you for the support and God Bless.
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