Dru

[ 10-31-2002, 12:12 PM: Message edited by: Dru ]

quote: Originally posted by philfort: Perhaps he traversed just below the Price glacier, then up the rocks near the Labour Day route, before ascending Winnie's Slide to the NW couloir. You know, like it says in Nelson. Sounds like an ascent of Beckey's obvious descent gully

quote: Originally posted by fishstick: Cavey, I was thinking about the King of the Mountain thing and was initially going to suggest renaming it Rage against the Machine. At that point I realized that I'd probably snap a cobra pick trying to remove it from your skull. Bummer. I'll run my fishsticks with well tuned blades so they don't stick in bone. Looking forward to it. GB Shouldnt that be Pirahna against The Fly or have you upgraded to Ergos now Gord

erik I believe Timm@y has reserved a garage for you. you get chinook action on one leg and sierra on the other! the 'action' will be captured on webcam.

Is the partay in Grasslands or Timmays hot tub? [ 10-31-2002, 04:28 PM: Message edited by: Dru ]

I bash page tops!

whatever dude. the helicopter was sitting on the pad dont try and BS me

quote: Originally posted by chucK: Name The Route This Photo Taken On! Overexposure?[/QB] Yup. Good eye Chuck. Peters fails once again. At this rate you're gonna have to buy me pitchers all night long Jordan. [ 10-31-2002, 04:22 PM: Message edited by: Dru ]

A verticle is a real steep icicle.

when the marsh is frozen is very easy to walk across it

Fraser Valley: The unclimbed pillar way way up above the Mousetrap is almost in. Skinny icicle almost touching down. There IS a helicopter company located right at the base of the route...it'd be a cheap flight up there... or you could bushwack to the top from Hunter Creek and rap in. "Medusa" has some ice on 'er. Bottom to top but probably too thin as yet. Maybe next week. There is a real nice two-pitch line formed up in a certain drainage off the Coquihalla near the 3km mark on the logging road. Only problem it is above about 4 pitches of WI3 that aren't formed yet. I must keep this vague cause the whole thing is unclimbed. Once Ive done it I will tell you more details.

I take donations of beer.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Yak Crack Not warm yet.

Same model helmet, different person. It wouldnt be the first time Doug has been mistaken for 1) a long haired girl 2) Barry Blanchard or other native climber but as you see in the pic below he is lacking in the rack department

Boogs? You mean like Bugaboos? I understood Hanging Glacier to be the thing above and right of of the NW arete with the big scary serac dropping ice down to the head of White Salmon valley. Did you start at start of NW arete and go up thrugh the rocks to gain N face or just do regular N face start traversing left from bivy knoll to snow/ice at bottom of N face then up and right below the ice bulge to the gully and out on the crest?

I have had a few unintended laughs reading that site Lammy. I wouldnt compare it to Alpinelite.com or a good site like that but i did glean the odd tidbit of useful info from it. For instance it is the only place I have heard mention of this Sherwood Forest crag in the Icicle. Anybody else got beta on dat?

Does that look like Fern Try again!

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Toof! No.

TLG wants to know which way daisy swings

Name The Route This Photo Taken On!

I dont want to hear about your anyl fent.

Here comes Capt.'s Milestone post. i predict it will bre something significant like maybe " "

I see on www.nwog.org main page that "R&D route" is Grade III !!! Perhaps this makes Outer Space Grade V After all a bivy is often required