TCNC BACK LIVE

For those that wondered where Icabod has gone...


I really don't know ask my boss...

No seriously, I've been super busy, but in a fit of insomnia I was able to get the web server back up, and the TCNC site is up again.

North Carolina Climbers, and anyone else for that matter, is welcome to come by.

The GPS database is up again too! Nick what's that link for the google site again? I'll see if I can program the search site to link automatically.

Until--Climb Safe!
Icabod

From a fellow North Carolinian!

Icabod who?

Welcome back!

I'm in a massive busy spell myself, I'm going into deep tree climbing withdrawal. The symptoms being withered arms and legs, irritability, and a glazed over stare.
-moss

To the list of symptoms indicative of treeclimbing withdrawl:

1. Smooth pasty white appearance of skin, also known as flourescent lightbublb tan

2. Permanant scowl develops on the face, crease in forehead between eyes, twitching jaw muscles, pinching of lips

3. Failure to recognize the large glowing object in the sky

4. Failure to remember the colors of the sky and leaves

5. Kissing one's spouse goodbye in the early morning with a phrase similar to, "Icabod will be at hisses officess, presciousss"

If you see these symptoms in a climbing partner, appply harness, and confine to treeboat indefinatly.

This has been a Public Service announcement from the Department of Health and welfare of Treeclimbing North Carolina, who would also like to remind you that Friends don't let friends live in a desert (you really shouldn't climb the suguaro!).

Climb Safe!
Icabod

Icabod-what google site? I forget?!

Nick you linked somehow within google earth...the 3d flyover...

ringing any bells?

Icabod