Dru

www.fitovers.com They cost like $40 CDN and they are good enough for 16 hour days on glaciers in mid summer with no UV effects to the eye.

quote: Originally posted by jordop: barely visible in that photo but prominent in the photo in McLane are two very large almost pillar like waterfalls. Man, somebody's got to do those, they look huge. after you hardman, after you

I took out over an acre of forest near Scuzzy with a huge boulder off the top hitting a scree covered ledge and setting the whole thing in motion off a 500m cliff. Sort of like bowling with a shotgun.

I think its raining below 1300m and the face starts at sea level more or less...

quote: Originally posted by Necronomicon: (insert gaggin on bile sounds) Is that the North Face of Robie Reid? yup.

I think, Trask got banned!!!!!* and thus it fucked up anybody's mailbox with a PM from him? * I notice his profile was deleted!!!!

Winter climbing was popular when the gear to climb water ice wasnt very good? the last few years everyone has been locked into going to Lillooet every weekend even the 3 weekends when alpine conditions were perfect (solid snow and no avalanche hazard) I mean, this was in perfect shape last year and no one climbed it!

quote: Originally posted by wayne1112: Hey Jon! Don Serl should NOT be a "Wanker" Yeah the appropriate Canadian term is "Dry Tooler".

quote: Originally posted by JayB: Plenty o' ice on the Coleman, although it's kinda gritty, and getting mighty brittle these days.... And covered with 3 feet of snow.

1) Yellow Bird with nuts only and in hiking boots 2) Russian routes on Inspiration and Bonanza 3) Nooksack Ridge traverse from tower to Shuksan 4) Navigator Wall, Slesse 5) Eve Dearborn Memorial 6) Drury Falls 7) tele ski descent of NF Shuksan

M. Layton and I visited secret cirque today and only one little pillar was half-formed. The wet snow covered slab below deterred any thoughts of dry tooling up to the ice. We also checked out some areas up Hwy 3. No ice at Sumallo Bluffs, and wet rock and unformed pillars at Gibson Pass.

This is one of the best TRs I have seen in a long time. The pathos...the humor...the Euro take on Cascade mountaineering... Compare it to the recently posted TR for the same route on scott'teryx site. Very educational!

Ass In A Bun?

I heard they were mostly 55 degree snow with some WI 3 or mixed to get around a rock step.

Tower at right, Golden Horn prominent 2nd from right.

quote: Originally posted by michael_layton: Anyone done any of the couloirs on Mt.Rideout or Payne? You mean aside from Serl?

and should we be allowed to smoke weed in muir hut with dogs and babies present?

i say whats all this fellow and chap stuff, old bean?

He went out to live in the world or die trying, and he died. But the fact he was a hippy type is extraneous. Ive seen plenty of rednecks that dont know jack squat about living in the woods either. Mostly in the Chilliwack valley on summer weekends

quote: Originally posted by Dave Schuldt: Relax trask, daisy = dru. I am not daisy I just happen to know her password Funny reading ther PMs some people send!

Zag! Dat wont even open on my computer!!WHEW could have caused some work trubble.

quote: Originally posted by ScottP: quote:Originally posted by Dumpster Diver: I know the grease culprits. Who cares though? It's not like you can do anything about it. It's water under the bridge. It's an interesting bit of local climbing lore; like the pig heads, porn on Library Ledge and the bolting/chopping of Dan's Dreadful Direct. And smoking in Muir Hut.

I thiought you gave up climbing after the eiger, Joe? Why dont you go to Vantage it is a good spot for famous climbers to visit

Isnt barefoot freesolo chalkless the only ethical way to climb rock?

But Vol 1 is trhe only one with the "Buffalo Bill" quote about us young Vancouver climbers gaping with awe at Mr. Beckey