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Also in the works.

Thanks Shane!:afro:

I cannot speak to the former - above my pay grade.

But, noted on the latter. Thanks.:afro:

Hi Fellow Canyoneers,

We are getting closer to getting everything in line to start accepting paid membership for AC.

Here's the lowdown that we are thinking so far....

Regular Member: $35...

From his writeup -- he describes going in from the bottom, up the east side, and then continuing past the Thalehaha drop-in to the use trail that drops into the last vestiges of the East Fork where...

Maui, brah, Maui! :afro:

Not probably -- Definitely. Without a doubt. No question.

I know that ATS would much rather bury the hatchet and be grandfathered into the ACGA program. Currently in the U.S, the main (only?) reason for a certifying body should really be for working guides...

A professional certification in modern terms certifies a person as being able to competently complete a job or task (taken from the all-knowing Wikipedia). The professional certification offered by...

canyoneering dot org is for sale for $3500 if anyone wants to buy it for the new organization. Or, it could just be a variation of that for $10ish. That probably makes more sense.

Sorry for your loss. No canyoneer should be without his rope. Send us an email - info at alpinets.com with your address and we'll send you a brand new one. Was it CanyonTech or CIV?

I guess it's time lose my Bogley virginity. I'm a little nervous so some hand holding would help... :Ahnuld:

I'll keep the answer fairly succinct and let others draw personal conclusions....
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