The Cochise Stronghold in the south-eastern Arizona has long held special significance for our climbers. The Crown Jewel of the area, the Rockefeller Group, stands proud of both the rugged Dragory and Mountains. Accessed via a steep drainage, the erosion has slowly damaged the approach trail. And on Saturday, September 26th, 2015, the southern Arizona climbers coalition held their annual Cochise Adoptic Rage event to help address the problem. In the morning, the event sponsors provided breakfast for the participants. And Zach Ribbing from the United States Forest Service provided a safety briefing and helped organize the event. And when you're carrying tools, don't carry them on your shoulder, carry them down at your side, because if you trip and you got a tool on your shoulder, that thing is going to ding in the head. Even though you got a hard hat on, that's no excuse for being irresponsible. 28 volunteers coordinated with the Forest Service to build water bars to direct water away from the trail, install rock steps and steepest segments and help repair eroded areas.