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article refers to the Skokomish in Mason county

save yourself some time and a lot of $ Camp Quartz CR3

What a stud, well done ... I want to know when we'll see an Almond Roca energy bar or a "Colin Mountain Bar"

LMAO .. thats hilarious

no worries .. just flipping you shit .. climb on

PeterZ ... here is a link from several years ago that has some info on the BRS tools. Chouinard X-15 tools As Alex points out above, the design made for a very fat shaft circumference .. they really suck with thick gloves

BEOTCH !! Did you post them in the "Yard Sale"? Man, my loss ... I guess it was 7 years ago when I was looking for one myself.. how time flies

likewise

what he said, you'd be surprised what a nuisance this can be

The Alps rock .. what else can you say. Thanks for sharing .. makes me want to get back there even more

climbing in your pj's?

somewhere there is a picture of House on the North Face of The North Twin when he lost the shell to one of his boots .. clearly using G14's mono points with toe straps

belaying - always ice - always on rock/alpine ... it depends on conditions/situation

outstanding indeed, well done

all great choices .. if you can find someone willing to part with one

hack 5~10 cm off the end of it, set it up in a drill press and have at it .... I'm sure Dane could do a nice job

looks like it is called "Slyde"

I'm tell'in ya ... the boys and girls at Jenny Lake have this sort of thing dialed .. why the hell does RNP need to be any different than the Tetons .. why do any of the NP's need to be "different" .. typical government bs .. left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing .. why can't procedures for climbing in NP's be the same regardless of local ... our tax dollars at work ...

Ever since the changes to the permit process in the mid 90's, it's puzzled me why the NPS climbing permit process on Rainier National Park is so much different than in the Tetons .. the Tetons are a breeze, I consider it one of the best systems in use .. Rainier sucks the big one!

have you spoke to the current land owner recently?

"that funny right there"

Thierry Renault & Company - La Colonne