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Whatever redneck. You love clearcuts because it makes it easier to shoot the spotted owls without trees in the way.

Clearcuts but with trees left standing here and there. Eg. for habitat.

Bush, Called Moron, Denies He Is Member Of LDS Church

Extreme Snafflehounds I will wait until that movie is on a $2.50 double bill at the second-run theaters. %Then it will be

give more data like how far crux is above next piece etc. also where route is and how many ascents it has recieved since you put it up. Also would newly available gear like ZeroCams be more bomber than sketchy slider nuts or could you fix a piton or whatever.

I was training and up in Powell River auditing cutblocks and oogling big walls .

I am still not convinced Beckey has W side of Rideout in by mistake. His directions (bear right around cliffs etc) are different than his directions for S side of Silvertip, which involves traversing high above a gorge ( I can verify that the latter directions are accurate having descended S face of silvertip once). Don I sent you an email about this one...

it is cool to see the board is unchanged in my absence

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Al Dunhams web page is the closest thing to a Stoke guidebook. Do a web search for Al Dunham or look for the link somewhere on the ACC web page.

I know Guy Edwards traversed over Sumallo at some point in the 90's. Twas he who named it Rideouts Pup.

Access drive to end of road in east fork of Charles Creek. Climb easy slopes to ridgeline N of Fagervik and follow ridge (class 2) to summit of Medissa. We also climbed (no cairn found) pt. 6100 to the N of Medissa and gaped down its steep north face looks like some great turf routes on that face. Old Settler Pub STILL does not give me free despite the fact I have been up their namesake 5X

Lysol spray. Shoes smell nice afterwards

Jackass rocks and Two Towers will be the cats ass, I predict. Its the best of the books so it should make the best film. I wanna see the Ents rip up Isengard yes I am a LOTR nerd I read those books when I was like 5 years old

Steve Harng and I went in to climb a big ice line that sometime forms up on NF Old Settler on Sat. but owing to an inversion layer it wasn't in. So we climbed pk. 6200 nearby, instead (this is the one Jordop drools over due to the contours and as a result Im not saying anything about what the rock is like, so he has to go and check it out himself ) and found out some guys from Yale had made the FA back in 1974. So we made the 2nd ascent of this peak which is apparently called "Mount Medissa". Also scouted out a great new approach which turns Urquhart into a day trip, seemingly. Some neat slabs etc in the area and great views of Urquhart and N& E faces of Old Settler. Also saw Canucks win 10th game in a row in the Pub afterwards

Can we get a Todays Active threads that shows the active threads of the last 24 hours, not just the most recent posts, please.

I gave you where is my rock-on logo???

Ice Snaffle!

Ho ho ho little Rastafari, would you like a toke from Santas pipe?

NICE SNAFUHOUND!

Is there any way to tell what the file upload is before you upload it or does it remain a mystery? Cuz viruses and porn cause trouble.

I hear there are good opportunities for Gigolos in oregon these days...while husbands are at work and all... or you could run tex out of the breeding business

I like it more beerz for Jon & Tim How to you get the little hand next to your name though?

Perhaps there is a boundary layer created which diverts the wind around you but which you can subvert by blowing with your lips stuck right on the fabric I know its

"Zero Peak" is also known as Rideouts Pup (how original) and was probably climbed by the first party up the west ridge of Rideout...