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Billy

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  1. How far were you able to drive up Cloudcap Road? thanks
  2. Hi All- Has anyone been up on Jefferson, West Rib? Thanks for any info. Cheers!
  3. Here is one from Sunday Night. Not great, but looks like its getting there: Cloudcap road is gated for the winter.
  4. Garmont Endorphin Boots for sale. These boots are in mint condition, although a few years old. They simply didn't fit me (too big). The liners have not been molded, so they are essentially new. Size 29. $250 call 503-887-7292
  5. These boots are in excellent condition, skied less than 10 days. They have not been thermofit and are size 29. I bought them in 2010, but haven't used them because they don't fit me well. $300 ships to you Please call me as I don't check in to my messages too much here. I can email pics if interested. 503-887-7292
  6. Nice photos! I was there about 3 years ago with my kids camping and scrambling around. Your pictures are very inspiring!
  7. Used one day in the gym, these are too tight for me. Like new. $90 shipped to you. Call five-o-three 887- seven292
  8. Trip: North Sister - Ski Circumnavigation and Ice Pictures Date: 1/20/2011 Trip Report: I had a great day yesterday doing a ski circumnavigation of North Sister with a couple of buddies. Firm conditions prevailed, so the turns weren't the best, but the views were spectacular. The NE Face of Middle Sister is in FAT, and the Emde/Abao Route to the left is in too. The classic NE Face: [img:center]http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5202/5376816180_6045aca847.jpg[/img] Emde/Ablao (2004) [img:center]http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5050/5376215025_4ffe8976df.jpg[/img] Both Routes in Context: [img:center]http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5161/5376216489_fc478797f2.jpg[/img] Gear Notes: There are few routes on the Linn Glacier Headwall area too. Approach Notes: You can drive to the final junction of the road, 3 miles from the Pole Creek trailhead. We took a snowmobile in to the trailhead.
  9. Almost new Garmont Radium Boots size 29.5. I have used these boots for only six days, and they just don't fit my foot shape, as I think I need a lower volume boot. These beauties are just a little too big for me. The liners have not been thermofitted. $450 shipped to you. Please give me a ring if interested: 503-887-7292 $450
  10. I found a camera on the approach with some ski pictures on it. Give me a shout and I will gladly send it back. 5413885338
  11. Put those tools down. Shouldn't you just be skiing now? There's no time left for recreational climbing.....
  12. I have pair of 181cm Baker Superlights with Titanium TLT Dynafit bindings on them. A really lightweight setup that skiis well. These have been used approximately 45 days. Both skiis and binding are in good shape. $450 includes shipping to your area in the US You can send me a PM if interested
  13. Vert- don't do it. Leave 'em all at Ozone and Smittys. They'll stay busy there.
  14. Atomic Kongur Skiis with Dynafit TLT bindings w/brakes and pair of BD skins that fit. Ski Length 184cm. Skiis are 3 years old, and in good shape. Used about 50 days. Great lightweight touring set up. $350 plus shipping costs to where you are. I'm not sure how much that would be..... If interested please PM me
  15. Bulldog- just bring the kids with you, that's what I do. Jlag- Trees stopped us, not snow. Bring your saw, and if you cut 'em let me know. I am not sure where on the road that the snow would stop you as we didn't get that far. Bring a saw with a big bar.
  16. I took some time today to drive around to some TH's. Pamelia: You can get within 1/2 mile of the TH Whitewater Rd: Big trees down at 2.7 miles Mt Washington: Road is plowed to Ray Benson Snow Park, but beyond that it looks like it is being worked on, but there is a ton of the white stuff. Pole Creek: I actually didn't drive to it, but word on the street is that you can within 1/2 mile or so of the TH. I hope this info helps some intrepid alpinists.
  17. Not exactly true. MRNP issues a certain number of CUA's (Commercial Use Authorizations) each year that AMGA Certified Alpine Guides can apply for. These are essentially a one time use guided trip. You can probably contact MRNP and see which guides have applied for, or received, a permit for next summer. This gives you a few more choices to choose from, and choices based on credentials.
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