scot'teryx
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I have a "one free" and a "buy one get one" ticket voucher
If interested shoot me an email - only one day left to ski at Stevens!
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My 15 minutes of Fame is in the Smack Video Contest this month, check it out and get stoked for pulling on plastic!
I think we should have a Cascade Climber's comp at Cascade Crags - or maybe not
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Check out:
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http://cascadecrags.com/retail/skisale2.htm
The Tua Sumos and K2 8611's are pretty good skis
The sumos are especially good for both rec and BC
My Plug for the day
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Depressed Mode - 1987
Shoreline Aphitheatre - Mountain View, CA
- I was at the Sweetwater show as well at the Moore, must have been at least 1997?
- Frat Happy at Jimmy'z was cool
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Now that's what Im talking about!
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Peter_Puget said:
Scott –
I need my cams back for the weekend!
PP
Dude, I totally gave them back to you after I used them on "sweatshop" at Index last week, now that was a great onsite!
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cman said:
misread that one. snowshoes still suck though.
Snowshoes suck
Me likes to ski from summits and not slog
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pot'teryx!
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I am happy to say that I have not worn snowshoes this whole 2003. But i have taken my skis on many trips that weren't worth the ski. Damn, I still have a pair of Kaylands I have not worn for 4 months that are brand new. I guess there is such a thing as "Turns all Year" huh?
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The Trango S boots rule IMO for what I use them for. Very light, fit medium to low volume feet very well
Dont like them much with crampons and steep traverses as they flex quite a bit. An awesome alpine boot though with weight and usability as the major factors
Now I just got to get my new Kayland's out for a trip sometime, seems like I've only used my lasers this whole year!
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"D.O.A." at Cascade Crags
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How about a forum about rock climbing and routes only minus the bullshit that most of you fill up the server with?
I could include my new rating of Vantage Point as a 5.10dr
PP is a good guy, we go climbing all the time!
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Friday: Climbing at Vantage
Saturday: Mt Catherine Ski Tour (Kick ass powder off the summit)
Sunday: Gym climbing and route setting
Ice cube said it best..............
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What a freakin awesome day!
Probably saw 10 people the whole day, sun all day, it was cool
Wish I had a new yoder guidebook though, those routes at Millenium wall are so sweet!
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you guys are too easy to fool
troll time..........
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Anyone gonna be out there?
We are heading out at the crack o' dawn
See ya at Millenium Wall and the ol Sunshine Wall
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Anyone hear anything more?
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY...
........"We have initial reports of an injury avalanche
accident on the south side of Granite Mountain Saturday
afternoon....."
Wanted to go up there tomorrow for a ski, but it looks like I wont now!
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OK, I'll got the plastic rock gym instead, I knew it was just one big facade - like something in those pictures would really exist! I dont think so!
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then I saw Beckey tonight, he threw his red hat at me!
Where the hell was Bill Hike?
Bugaboos look like they rock
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Retrosaurus said:
I'm shocked!
I've never known Jim to show such good judgement.
Are you sure it was him?
A shame you did not sustain significant injury.
Of course it was him, mean looking, grim face, and never smiled once. Just looking to start a fight, kind of like you Mitch
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So what started to be a week down at Mt Whitney, turned out to be a trip to Smith Rock, and then we wound up driving to Vantage on Saturday morning instead.
We arrived at the Feathers around 11am to some sweet weather. I was psyched, it had been almost a year since I had been to Vantage and was not sure if the weather was going to be okay for March. Turned out the whole weekend rocked.
We started at Zig Zag Wall where I led some short 5.8 sport climb, then a 5.9 route with an overhanging finish, and then another 5.9 somewhere in the middle of the wall I guess.
We then decided to follow the sun to Sunshine Wall. Went down to "leaning pillars"? or something and I led some 5.7/8 trad climb to the right of "chapstick". Good times. From there we went back to air guitar area and I led "Vantage Point" where it got kind of windy. Not used to long routes (freakin Gym Ratness), I found myself resting 3/4 of the way up. It was at that point a pigeon flew right down on my shoulder and chilled out and took a poop in my chalkbag!
Decided to call it a day after a few more routes I dont remember and headed back to camp to set some sagebushes on fire. Before I knew it we had some guys yelling at us from a camper, and it turned out to be some friends of Mark. We went over there later as it turned out this guy yelling at us was some guy named Jim Yoder or something. So I decided that I would buy one of these so-called guidebooks from him, and then asked it if he would sign it. Before I knew it he was pushing me out the door telling me that him and Marlene wanted me the hell out of there and wanted nothing to do with the guy called "scot'teryx"!
I was seriously stunned, and scared at the same time since they had a rifle inside. We got out of there as fast as possible and jumped in our tents hoping they didn't see where we went to sleep.
We awoke the next morning and Dallas made us Potatoes O'brien (yummy)
Started out early to beat the crowds and that was what we did
Got on "Ride Em Cowboy", then "Party in your Pants", then I got to lead "Seven Sisters and a ?", then the 10a alternate route on "Peaceful Warrior". From there I led some long ass sport climb that was a very enjoyable 5.7 that had 16 clips or something, with a belay station halfway up on top of one pillar that you can pass up and do in one pitch. Very Cool climb.
From there we went down to the lower walls where we found our friends after descending some choss gulleys with dinner plates everywhere, where in the world did all this rock come from? Above us?
Before I knew it I saw that same Jim Yoder guy around the corner belaying someone. I thought he might not recognize me as I passed by quickly and maybe he would pay attention to the climber and not passer byers.
Just as I passed him one of my friends shouted out "Scot'teryx! There you are!"
Jim turned around, let go of the rope, and pushed me off the trail. I fell and rolled countless times down the chossfield until I rested upon a plateau of choss. The climber he was belaying was lucky enought to see what was happening and was able to anchor himself into a bolt - could have turned out worse!
I told him to stop being such an asshole, and to leave me alone. After that I never got anymore grief from him for the remainder of the day. We then got on some of the cool climbs down on the lower wall. A sweet 11b, 10c, and an awesome 10a that I got to watch "Lucky" lead. It was nice to meet you Lucky, and I appreciated the beta you gave me on that 11b, and the beta your wife (or girlfriend?) gave me on the 10c.
The lower walls rock, and I cant wait to go back soon. I really dont know what to think of this Yoder guy, maybe the same as I think of that "Special K" guy?
"ABS 3 In Ever-Wet"
in Climber's Board
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Pulling on plastic is dumb, if you couldn't figure that one out - but I still like it more than sitting around on my computer wasting my life away.....spraying
At least those 3 minutes you wasted weren't spent looking at naked eleventeen year olds