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John, class of 1979

I was there. I was hanging with Pat M, Dan W, and Russell. The four of us had to make an exodus when wh had overstayed our camping limit. You had a really cool old Dodge PU with a camper.

A story was seperately related to me by the Daves about an attempt on the North Norwegian Buttress by two Daves and two Dons where a Mr Mastadon said "I don't know about you motherfuckers, but I'm going home".

No, only one per photo. I might be in one also.

The youngest one is 57 now

Some more of that clan

Is that you? What happened to your outsized triceps

Those guys were freaks. And then they called out their little bitch puppet Greg Wall because he had never gotten banned and he went all off just so he could please his masters.

When I did Drury in 1988, there was a party on the route and two queing up, so crowds have nothing to do with CC

What's the elevator shaft?

Everything in Section 29 is WDFW except for the Grant County road ROW. Section 30 is federal http://grantwa.mapsifter.com/defaultHTML5.aspx

Your moms hot

Bunch of inbreeds live up there

And one of you was wearing rock shoes?

http://www.livingsnoqualmie.com/helicopter-rescues-climber-stuck-on-mount-si-haystack/

How did you manage that?

I would agree. The mind set can be maddening, but I don't want to do away with what has been called America's greatest invention just because Chongo, EricT and the Polish guy got hassled while walking from Mount Rainier to Cascade Pass

We are now up the market derivatives of the fourth and fifth order, at least. Very few of even the smart folks will under stand the next market correction. I believe it will probably be a derivative driven evaporation of cyber capital. Geniuses won't understand, much less a very stable one.

Says the illiterate

Seems pretty cut and dried unless you're a stupid ranger, or you.

I agree

Seems like just a case of poor reading comprehension

Where was it said that the Wilderness Act should be repealed

What would happen to all the lands, areas, parking lots, museums and buildings that the NPS administers that don't happen to meet the qualification for wilderness with a capitol W? Think Yosemite Valley, Lake Chelan National Recreation Area, the Washington Monument and Old Faithfull, among other areas. As far as the policing, the USFS and NPS attract people with a certain earnestness to be rangers. LE attracts a gung ho set who want to enforce laws. Put the two together and make sure that they don't really have too much to do, and you can end up with a bit of a pickle. I think this study does indicate that the NPS does have a chip on their shoulder when it come to law enforcement. Careful reading of the Gould study shows the the NPS is inflating the number and severity of assualts upon officers for whatever reasons http://www.jmu.edu/icle/pdf_files/Applied Research/Analysis of Assaults on National Park Service Rangers.pdf