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no, but most of siberian express is 35-40 degrees.

Washington Pass is "alpine cragging" ditto Yak Peak. Mt Sir Donald is only a little further from the road but is not "cragging". I bet that doesnt answer your question.

unless you are craig mcgee or johnny foon!

pacific giant salamander, the amphibious snaffle

I could see the smoke from Outram up here in Canada, looking down Ross Lk.. Thought it was cloud @ first except it didnt burn off like the cloud did

well actually lummox, the ignorance, and not wanting to show off the ignorance, are two differing things so mentioning them both is not redundant.

cause you are so ignorant you know fuck all about parliament and dont want to show off your ignorance

50% usually works good enough. but i agree irfanview is better.

WHERE IS THE GPS RECORD AND PLEASE NAME YOUR 3 WITNESSES - no avatars!!!!

MS Paint stretch skew 50% or whatever horiz & vert.

real mounties don't go to russia - case closed.

the signature quote about bivouac equipment is particularly effective in juxtaposition with picture of second with huge pack...

yes, see here http://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=54554 sounds like large chunk of walker spur fell off etc.

not in this pic of you guys showing off your tights he must have slimmed down

in an effort to answer your query i came across this

im saying it got better the more was visible

skeleton cave is the perfect place for beer caving. for climbing the landings i examined are doubleplusungood

oh yes here is the summit shot

once the cloud layer burnt off...it peeled back from east to west like a burlesque dancer taking off her feather boa

i believe i could see lago/carru area too. in short a peerless view

Did the hike up Outram today. 6000 feet elevation gain on good trail. Saw no one except one guy named "Dan from Oregon" who ran by us very quickly with a stopwatch and GPS and a large dog following him. It took US about 4.5 hours up. The meadows are nice, the scree is not, the summit has fine views of everything 360 degrees from the Kamloops fire smoke, to the icefields of eastern Garibaldi Park, thru the Cheam Range, Chilliwack Valley peaks, Baker, Shuksan, Sumallo headwaters, Spickard-Redoubt-Devils Tongue, Ptarmigan glaciers (??) Jack Hozomeen Castle Crater, Hardy Tower Azurite (??), Cathedral and Grimface massif, and the vast rolling hilly blandness of the BC interior back to the Kamloops fire plume again. Some fun scrambling betwixt the two summits on a class 2-3 scree ridge. Back to the car and off to Hope for pie and ice cream Net animal sightings one golden eagle, one peregrine, one unusual falcon (a kestrel??) assorted snafflehounds from chipmunk to marmot families, and NO BEARS!! In conclusion peak bagging is a fun and worthwhile activity if pursued in moderation and used as a spacer between climbing trips

it might be that with an experience level such that one requires to ask about prussik diameters, sustained 50 to 60 degree blue alpine ice will seem more than "moderate" and not entirely "low angle". just a thought...

Whatever you can get pro-deal or bro-deal on is the best, hands down.