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Gregory Echelmeier is a 36 year old man from Missouri who has been exploring with us since July 11, 2008.
Greg Echelmeier is in the Partner Finder and is open to climbing with new people.
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Issues 150 through 219 ...
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Resourceful Climbing Links
History of rock climbing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rock Climbing/Rappelling - Missouri State Parks
Mark Twain National Forest - Passes & Permits
Guidelines for Visiting a Natural Area | MDC ...Rock climbing and rappelling are prohibited.
Cave Ethics and Laws | MDC ... for Department Areas" prohibit many activities unless they are specifically authorized, such as caving, digging, rock climbing, rappelling, horseback ...
Rock Climbing Practical Advice | GORP.com
Missouri Land and Heritage Links
Missouri Digital Heritage : Collections
Manuscript Collection Subject Headings - The State Historical Society of Missouri
History of Missouri - Wikipedia
Explorers of Missouri - Purdy Elementary Fourth Grade!
Daniel Boone - The State Historical Society of Missouri
Missouri River - Wikipedia
First peoples
(Download his 1818 Ozark Journal here.)
Missouri Texts
Lewis and Clark in Missouri - Missouri Dept of Natural Resources
Educational Links
Lewis and Clark Across Missouri - University of Missouri
Missouri Forests in the Past | Missouri Department of Conservation
"Early explorers of the Missouri territory found a blend of landscapes rich with the essentials of frontier life .."
The Ozarks - Wikipedia
also referred to as Ozarks Mountain Country, the Ozark Mountains, and the Ozark Plateau
Ozarks/Ozarks: Establishing a Regional Term, by Lynn Morrow "But the Ozarks was "thick" with natural resources. It possessed a distinctive topography from all lands that surrounded it..."
MISSOURI GEOLOGY: three billion years of volcanoes, seas, sediments, and erosion - University of Missouri Press, By Athel Glyde Unklesbay, Jerry D. Vineyard
Geologic units in Missouri - U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey
"Eminence Dolomite, LaMotte Sandstone, Roubidoux sandstone, chert, dolomite, St. Peter Sandstone,
St. Francois Mountains rhyolitic ash - flow tuffs, lava flows, bedded tuffs, and Granitic Ring Complexes.."
Geography of Missouri - Wikipedia
Missouri geologic map data - USGS
A GIS database of geologic units and structural features in Missouri, with lithology, age, data structure, and format written and arranged just like the other states.
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