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Why Whitewater Courses (Part 2): What Next? Build a Park?

admin @ May 1, 2009 # One Comment

By John Davis, President, C6K, Inc.
Remember in the first article I had just had my first whitewater experience. So, there I sat on the café terrace overlooking the whitewater park. I was reliving the thrill of that first big drop and all of the subsequent dangers that were thrown in our faces. […]

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Exploring the Old Man Stump: Franconia Notch - Expedition 2

admin @ March 22, 2009 # 3 Comments

By Edge Mugga, for Edge Ascension LLC, as told by Edwin Mudge and Carol Jens.

One of the last images of the Old Man of the Mountain taken just before its fall, this image was taken by Jeffrey Joseph on April 26th of 2003.
On September 10th 2008, we undertook our second expedition into Franconia Notch State […]

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New Hampshire Proposal to Rebuild The Old Man of the Mountain: HB 192

admin @ January 17, 2009 # 2 Comments

Edge Mugga
There is a tremendous amount of mis-information regarding the issues surrounding rebuilding the Old Man Of the Mountain, as can be seen by the reaction to a recent article in the Manchester Union Leader. This article will attempt to dispell some of the misconceptions and misunderstandings being floated about.

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Exploring the Old Man Stump: Franconia Notch - Expedition 1

admin @ January 13, 2009 # 2 Comments

The Fallen
An Etching by Robert Viana (Printmaker, Painter - Artist).
Image courtesy of RobertViana.com
The Old Man of the Mountain was a geological artifact that hung on the side of a prominent cliff at Franconia Notch on Cannon Mountain. When viewed from the side, this prominence presented the appearance of an old man’s face in […]

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The Consequences of Faulty Risk Mediation

admin @ May 26, 2008 # No Comment Yet

By Edge Mugga
Edge Ascension’s tag line is “Climb safe.”
We extol all to climb safe, and we seek to encourage companies and individuals involved in climbing related activities to be objective about what they are doing, to fully understand the consequences of their actions, and to act accordingly. It is a well known fact that […]

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