Dru

Alberta-left and Columbia-right in that one, I think.

quote: Originally posted by jordop: Parables and Paradoxes - Franz Kafka Where the fuck did you get that one? Way out of print. www.pulpfictionbooks.com $8.00 CDN its nice to be related to a bookstore owner [ 09-26-2002, 01:29 PM: Message edited by: Dru ]

she smacked your sack around

they have Ford plants in Ontario

fuck Cogentrix, stop SE2!!!

govt only buys domestic = F250

Yeah how come I'm getting an error message every time I post now? The post seems to work OK.

Selkirk is not in the Selkirk mountains! Funny that. Sort of like Lillooet town being nowhere near Lillooet River or Meslilloet ("with only one o" )Mountain.

Probably cause your tight Lycra was cutting off blood flow to your balls and it is hard to laugh when you are in pain.

Here is a map link for you. Bryce would be visible NE of Sir Sandford or it could be something smaller and closer to the trench. If you are not registered to bivy.com I dont think the link will work for you. [ 09-26-2002, 11:00 AM: Message edited by: Dru ]

quote: Originally posted by iain: Perhaps you folks can identify something for me in the Canadian Rockies. This is looking east from the Adamants across the Columbia. What peak is that in the distance? Probably something really well-known and popular but I have not been in that area. From the Adamants you are much too far north for Assiniboine. I would guess probably Mt Bryce or Columbia itself. Im leaning towards Bryce cause it has a steep N face like that baby apparently does. You could use www.bivouac.com and check the 100 km Javamap from Sir Sandford to see where Bryce is in relation to it...

You are a sport climber so I guess you dont get the joke - peckerhead = hybrid of BD pecker type beak piton, and malleable copperhead. They gadet I wasd referring to is actually called the Mallard, I think. A beak piton with a beak shaped like an RP and made out of brass.

Isnt a "peckerhead" one of those Pika beak pitons with a soft copper tip?

I thought they were designed for M8???

Yvon Chouinard on calling various ice axe holding styles by French names in "Climbing Ice": "would you call a taco a Mexican sandwich?"

B, C and D should watch out for Mr. H he is gonnas take them out when he whips off that M9.

The Adam Ant glacier named after a 70's pop star.

I usually climb them in piolet icetool style cause I have ice tools not piolets Hey Anna, you want to be a piolet right?

Something in the Selkirks like Mt Sir Sandford. (is that what the mss in your photo name means? )

quote: Originally posted by trask: Dru, you've been quiet today. Boss make a surprise visit? I went offroading WITH my boss in the "company" truck!

quote: Originally posted by sexual chocolate: And yes, advising someone to go soloing is dangerous advice. I've soloed alot, but would never recommend it to someone I don't know, especially the context in which the advice was offered. Just my opinion, for which you asked for. Which hand did you use, moondancer

YeahI wanna do Nirvana this year. I have a copy of a TR some guy wrote for it climbing it in 1969 in stiff soled boots. Acid sounds Xtra fun but you will have to supply it b4 my ascent.

No. Low angle ice is fucking easy with a Quark. I led many WI2's with them last year no problem

the scree isnt all that bad. you can make it to the col at the bottom of south ridge in 3 hours or so from the west canyon parking lot.