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Always fun to meet new people, like Iceice, Thinker (not a hippy) and Batgirl. Good to eat Brast and drink beer when work was hell. TTT

Mtns: Mixup peak, Paul Bunyans stump. town, many, Chumbstick Snag, Bow and any Indian name outsiders cant pronounce.

YoU DON't LiKE mY Dog?!!!?!???!!!!! GARGLE BUTT GRAVY!!!!!!!

I ran into a similar scenario a month ago on a side road by Snoqualmie. Hiked with friends for a 40th birthday by NBend early today in nice weather. TTT

Hey Uncle T I heard this on the news today. They are selling the ENTIRE store, meaning you can buy the store. I remember those Charlie Brown Christmas trees too. Another Seattle landmark ending. TTT

From the Rainier weather site. I dont think anyone has plans there. .SATURDAY...RAIN AND SNOW. SNOW LEVEL 7000 FEET. WINDY. .SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH MONDAY...PERIODS OF RAIN OR SNOW AND WINDY. SNOW LEVEL 4000 FEET. LONGMIRE / PARADISE / CAMP MUIR / SUMMIT ELEV 2700 5420 10080 14411 SATURDAY 47 / S25 34 / S40 24 / SW80 12 / winds at summit SW100 SATURDAY NIGHT 35 / SW20 28 / SW30 20 / SW40 07 / SW70 SUNDAY 44 / SW15 29 / SW20 22 / SW30 10 / SW50 SUNDAY NIGHT 44 / S25 29 / S40 22 / SW80 10 / winds at summit SW100 MONDAY 42 / SW10 28 / SW15 17 / SW30 07 / W50 TUESDAY 33 / SW20 25 / SW35 20 / SW50 01 / W70

Dave Schuldt Thanks for that! It is happening, now time to give up my bacholer ways! I also got a new shock for the bike. Jonny, a bell for his bike. Dave, endless MTN bike trails. Cavey, more beer! Offwhite, a new headlight without deer fur. Dru, someone to publish a climbing book, if you havent thought of that yet. Others a new route. Tim8=Dmany new freshies. Everyone else, not getting caught!

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Most of the good ganja is either local or from the state north of us. I wouldnt really know, as I dont partake much, and no I didnt at Muir when there with the rest over a year ago, PS drive a patriotic high gas mileage car to keep the terrorists in the third world.

Quoting AlpineK:"I won't be buying my fuel from terrorists" Well if you dont use biodiesel, and buy gas, here is a site that shows which companies do business with the middle east, show your support by buying gas at these stations, if you want. web page Ok, Im a diphuck if this doesnt work

My autosig...

Hayshaker, Well put as others have said. I have been both rescued and a rescuer. What comes around goes around. TTT To those that risk themselves (with training) to rescue others, you:

I did talk to the park about this awhile back and they are trying to open it again. Thanks for bringing this back to the top. The reason I was told it closed was liability, but I want it open as I live 10 min from it. Time to send some $. TTT

You tagged a 4 point with the Vanagan? Hope not too much damage. No fair using something without a deer whistle. TTT Sometimes zoos look for deer road kill for food.

Where is it available? TTT

I may not be able to go to Denali this year, but hey, bikers out there maybe accompany Erden on parts of the ride. I am going to try, and it could be fun if nothing else.

INTP for what its worth.

BC, Ditto as they say. BTW Cavey is good in my book.

Is that dindin?

Thanks Dave, Missed you and now just got bailed out of jail, after I helped push a car 10 blocks. Uncle Tricky, what can I say? Nice TR, and glad to make a stand against the man! TTT (see what I was up to last week on the international pubclub post)

Trask, Agree on all points. TTT

Sounds like fun. BTW there are many more routes on Rainier other than the slogdog routes.

Well I just got back from Sweden, and we had a small pubclub in Stockholm. It occured at a Irish pub called The Loft . We met up with Swedish Chef and Henrik the Lurker, and I was with my Fiance'. We had a blast and talked about everything from politics to current issues and oh yes, climbing. There were no brawls or outside riots over fee pay issues. It was great to talk to Swedish posters from CC.com about the board, and many questions were answered, except the one "who is Trask?" and NO Swedish Chef doesnt post as Sexual Chocolate. We all talked for a long time and time drifted into the weekday night. The dark beer flowed and good stories were told, like the Muir on Saturday, a Swedish hit. Absent were: Dreaming Tree, Andreas and Anders; who we met on Kebnekiase. Uncle Trickys local tribalism was hailed as a common thread of all those who climb around the world as being all part of the tribe, and a international language is spoken by those who share the passion of climbing. BTW, they dont have the snafflehound problem in Sweden. TTT Pics soon to follow once I figure out how to attach them.

Wheres Iain?