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Home » The Spokesman Review wrote a really nice article on the BCC.

The Spokesman Review wrote a really nice article on the BCC.

By adminDecember 2, 2016February 19, 2018Uncategorized

We were featured in Spokane, WA’s largest newspaper, the Spokesman Review:

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2016/nov/17/climbing-nonprofit-dedicated-to-safety-memory-of-l/

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In 2015 we lost a beloved member of our climbing community, Andrew Bower, in a fall at Dishman Hills climbing area. He was there, intending to replace rusted anchor bolts with stainless steel hardware, but slipped on wet moss and mud and fell before he got his equipment out. Hundreds of Spokane’s rock climbs are protected by badly corroded anchor bolts, many of them over 30 years old. Andrew recognized this danger and had singlehandedly replaced dozens in the months before his death. As a climbing community, it is time we carry on Andrew’s legacy and finish this project.

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