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Saw you guys coming off of Buckner at Sahale Glacier Camp on Saturday night. You said you had crossed over from Boston Basin to Buckner then back over. How was that trip? Buckner looked sweet this weekend!

Is it worth it to bring skis this weekend? Is the snowline from Cascade Pass on up w/o patches? Thanks for any info Oh yeah, would bikes be a bad choice for the approach to the TH?

Arc'Teryx Gamma LT 2 years old and still kicking

A couple for you..... You might also want to contact Micahel Fagin via www.wowweather.com

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Just spoke to them this AM. They are working on the road just past Boston Creek and the road is pretty trashed from what they said. Once they start working on it, they said it will be difficult to pass, even on bike. It would be X-Country over the creek on the up or downhill side. Give them a call @ 360/856-5700 for more info

That's a nice pic Dan!

It's in DT Ever-Wet Check the website for directions Call them for more information about the demo If you go there, you can try out shoes,hence the "Shoe Demo" title

Planet of the eights is an awful place! Little Bridge Creek Rock is pretty cool. Mad Meadows is a great beginner place.

Free Rock Shoe Demo! Thursday April 15 6-8pm Reps will be present from: 5-10 La Sportiva Red Chili Montrail Mad Rock

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why would you not want a streaming version? you can always save the target as an mpg

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that is a funny commercial

Jason, I sure hope your not calling me a 5.10 trad climber!

Juts bring lots of slings and a #1 and a #2 Have fun!

I agree, it's only gonna get worse. Anyone got a contact name? Is it the city of anacortes or skagit parks?

We would totally be there, but I think Aspen still has a couple of years

Total Sandbag, I remember backing off that route. Really sandy

Did anyone else see the documentary with Tommy Caldwell, Beth Rodden, Jason Smith, and John Dickey last night on the Discovery Channel? It was about being held hostage for six days by Islamic militants in Kyrgyzstan. Not much climbing footage, but an interesting story to say the least. In the end, their story was confirmed by the man they thought they killed. Hard to believe their story was thought to have been "made up" for a Hollywood Movie.

Do the Emmons with American Alpine Institute Stay away from the cleaver, unless you can go early and do the Ingraham Direct. .02