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Here's an economical solution: But seriously, you might send Serenity a PM as he has filmed more than a few mountain bike adventures with a helmet cam.

Funny shite.

I remember back in '85 in the Tacoma Mountaineers, one could earn a (don't laugh) "six-peak pin" which celebrated the dubious distinction of having climbed a handful of peaks near Snoqualmie Pass. Probably by now I've scrambled up all of them as winter climbs but I can't remember which peaks were included.

You're kind of a jackass but I do enjoy your photography.

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I'd like to meet Peter Puget.

I hear that can cause you to go cross-eyed and make your palms grow hair.

That's gotta be the quote of the week. Kev, it's kind of like Urban Climber or Sport Wankers Weekly except it reports real climbing and does not cover happenings at Smith Rock.

I'm pretty sure you won't be able to drive to Reflection Lake. Park at Narada Falls. All of the peaks you mention are great winter outings. To approach Lane Peak's north routes, climb the slope above Narada Falls up to the road. Go right (west). The road will turn south and then back to the east. Just as it turns east, drop off into the valley to a point just east of Lane Peak. The N-Face gully climbs on Lane are down-stream. They could be in good shape with the warm rain we had and subsequent cold temps. Difficult to know. The descent is down the drainage just east of Lane, then back out the way you went in. Pinnacle and Castle are best approached by continuing on the road to Reflection Lake. Castle's East Ridge would be pretty good if not too snowy. Don't do the North Ridge of Pinnacle.

Some recordings with the Heartbreakers are nice. For rowdy rock-n-roll, check out LAMF. My favorite Thunders solo effort is Hurt Me, which doesn't sound anything like punk.

Anybody from the early 70's band still alive?

I'll get you a copy of LAMF. You will like.

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Any Johnny Thunders fans out there?

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He'll be back this week. I'll tell him you missed him.

Wish I still had my Evel lunchbox.

Last campfires never die, And you and I on separate ways to Life’s December, Will dream by this last fire, and have This Mountain to remember.

when has the RAND() function failed you? Excel 2003 and newer has a revised random number generator algorithm. Even the old algorithm was sufficient for probably 99.9%+ of all users. Yes, tell us what the problem is.

But let's face it, winter in the PNW is miserable for people who would rather be outside. Rock climbing in 45-degree rain? Mountains that are socked in for weeks? Very mediocre lift skiing in heavy snow and fog? Ice climbing at 32 degrees? There's not much to recommend but coffee and the Vertical World. I would definitely snow-bird my way out of here every winter, if it weren't for my obligations. Thank God for mountain bikes.

Dude, is that your pad? I hope your girlfriend decorated.

Here's another way. Click in A1, then "insert","name" and "define". In the "names in the window" line type "k" and click OK. Back in A1, type the value that you want. Enter your data in column B, then in C1 type " = B1-k " (no quotes). Then drag the corner of B1 down. I wish I knew a lot more about the program. It seems there's nothing it can't do.