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quote: Originally posted by mikey: Does anyone have any oponions with the la sportiva eiger boot I purchased the Eiger boot by LS last year and have loved it ever since except for one reason that is it's downfall: It's not goretex. Mine fit me so well, and I have had them for about 350 miles this past year. I even wore them on an enchantmetns traverse that was about 18-19 miles and my feet felt fine (considering). They are not the warmest boot either. But they are good for summer mountaineering. Hope this helps

Lambone: "??????" means I dunno! I dont check the board enough, but it seemed like you were MIA.

quote: Originally posted by Richard Pumpington: You guys are freakin hilarious! That's not my site, that's scott'teryx's site! He's the bad ass moderator over there and the bad ass sub-moderate climber everywhere! You got that one half right Dickhead. But it's not my site moron. Josh owns it who lives in Cali somewhere, and asked if I wanted to be the moderator to keep egotistcal bitches like you outta of it. No Spray there, spray here! Nice people skills by the way, it appears that you and Alpine K were able to piss everyone off over there (not that you give a rats ass) I think you need to understand that summitpost.com does exists because of BEGINNER climbers like myself. Shit, I started hiking and climbing so recently my first pair of La Sportivas are still yellow, and my lame ass 5-10 spires are still blue! I still come to this site because Jon and Timmy make it possible, and the majority of you guyz kick ass because you got all the knowledge that I hope to attain someday, so there! All I know is this: Ray Borbon: He rulez the earth IMO. Keep on rockin dude, and stay PHAT AlpineK: Probably a kick ass skier from what I have heard, loves to create shit and problems, but I still luv the guy Dru: Not quite sure, but thinks I need to start smoking pot again ToTheTop: Doesn't know how to spell JERRY SANCHEZ: he can type in lower caps! Lambone: ??????? Richard Pumpington: Says it all right there Dan Larson: sucks!

I'll take a TK Cream soda please [ 04-03-2002: Message edited by: scot'teryx ]

Went back to route today in the morning and sent the route a few times each with some other friends, and my wife even got halfway up Skied the rest of the day in the sun and had to share the mountain with about a dozen other skiers. Life is good, but I really need to get a damn job

quote: Originally posted by fleblebleb:[QB]The two chandeliers on the right (marked with red ellipses) were dripping rivers all day, made us nervous. The pillar (third ellipse, closest to blue line) looked better than the chandeliers but I still didn't want to put anything (screw or tool) into it. There is a big space behind it and it didn't seem to be very well attached at the top. Leading the rest on screws might be a questionable idea, the ice is very soft and screws can also melt out.QB] Those chandeliers did look freaky, and were dripping constantlyI only noticed one spot about halfway up our route that seemed like it was real thin. How long do you think it will be safe to climb there in the early morning?

Went up on Saturday afternoon, no one else there. I have never walked up at a chair lift line before, but we got on the quad and were at the ice in minutes. Since Sergio had seen someone climbing it on Friday, we had a route already setup, and a TR ready to go pretty quickly. Can anyone tell me what this ice is rated? I assume it is one of the easiest routes around? Sergio hit the first line, and revealed to us that this late on the afternoon (330pm) made it kind of tough with all the crap on the route We closed down the ski area and got out of there almost as the sun set. Nice day up there though. How long with the ice remain is the question? [ 03-31-2002: Message edited by: scot'teryx ]

Please see yellow dot for location on this image Top of chair 1 i think it is, the high speed quad.right off of the groomed run.I think leading it would be very possible, as me the newbie would love to try next time.

4+? No shit?There was alot of slush and crap on it, and belaying made for a nasty slush fall on the head. If the ice was more solid w/o the junk it would have been alot easier. No water running down the route we did though, but constant flow off to the right. I really hope to hit it later this week early in the morning though. I hear it is going to get much colder at night with the high pressure sytem moving in.

Here is a link to something that might be helpful regarding the north side Eric's Base Camp [ 03-31-2002: Message edited by: scot'teryx ]

try out Gear Shark

I just wanted to say "You Suck" to the weird looking guy that was smokin a stoagie at Snow Lake on Sunday. I really enjoyed sitting in the cold while you got your groove on. I bet it's great to be stoagied up at 4,000 feet. Watch out for Source Lake and Ski Patrol on your way down. Had to share this image as well, a great spot that someone chose for their bivy, literally a few feet from Source Lake Belinda Carlisle rocks my world!I'm just wasting time at home:::::::::::: [ 03-25-2002: Message edited by: scot'teryx ]

quote: Originally posted by payaso: I must have passed you guys on the way down yesterday at about 2:30pm. I was there with my girlfriend and we both had the red MSR's on. The clouds were really coming in right then. Yes, I remember you guys - It was bad visibility there for awhile - and whoever did the trail for the route to Snow Lake must have never been there because it was so far off route.I enjoyed tele-shoeing until that wet stuff grabbed your shoes like cement and then......

No point, just a damned joke

I soloed Mt Pilchuck once I wore all cotton and had a camp trails pack.

I have only been doing the gym climbing thing for about 4 months now, but since I have been jobless, I have been able to contribute 2-3 nights a week at a gym. I have only been to the VW seattle,, Redmond, and Cascade Crags. IMO seattle is full of attitude, and if you can't lead 5.11d, they look down on you. The staff is really cool though in my dealings with them. VW in Redmond is just not that challenging. I found it real interesting that I could send many of their routes that I would not try elsewhere. Cascade Crags is so close to me, and they lack the attitude, so I have been quite happy with them to this point. I actually got a membership there, and have enjoyed many of the routes (not all of them)- which they do change quite frequently. my .02

quote: Originally posted by pope: Here's what you do: climb up an adjacent route (doesn't have to be 5.11), and then you'll notice they no longer look down on you. They'll look over at you. And if you are belaying, they look up to you right?

I still have not got a call from them, after applying over 2 months ago. I guess you have to be a total invalid to work there.

"None of you mutha fuckin pricks move or I'm gonna execute every last one of you" "Rat? I'll never eat the filthy thing, I dont care if it tastes like pumpkin pie"

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Just came across this image as I was adding my trip report to my site and realized that this was that first group to top out on the west side. I think Rodchester and Whopper are in thsis image amongst others. Get out your magnifying glass gentleman!