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which sister is the funnest? (looking for a side daytrip from smith ...) tia!

quote: Originally posted by sk: also good for people watching. I love how a full moon brings all my "wierdo" brethren out of the wood work what about your "weirdo" sistuhz??? frenchman coulee under a full moon is gonna be fun as all heck!

is it really your b-day? where's the partee at???

trask, i think they might be better off if you can do something to relax their little fingers after climbing those tough cracks all day.

trask, it wasn't your actual choice of words. (my ears are not that clean!) it was the imagery that was giving me the shakes.

trask, i am apalled! happy birthday, erik!!!

quote: Main Entry: hobby Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural hobbies Etymology: short for hobbyhorse Date: 1816 : a pursuit outside one's regular occupation engaged in especially for relaxation so, i guess the question might then become ... do you do it for relaxation? or are you just obsessed?

WOOHOO!

i'm guessing there will be quite a few people climbing the coulee this weekend. you might just drive up and find a partner ...

somebody's gettin' geared up!

so ... who all's going to the party?

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: quote:Originally posted by Dr Flash Amazing: Better yet, learn to snowboard, and avoid the perilous dork-trap that is two sticks. It seems as if you are the dork trap here. sk, learn how to ski! everything you can do on a snowboard is way cooler on skis. bachelor is an awesome place to go - plenty of great terrain in a concentrated area. of course, if you lived in seattle, i'd say go to whistler/blackcomb (which is an awesome place to learn, too!) ... but there'll be plenty of time for that later.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Berchesgaden is pretty cool as well. I third that vote. Berchtesgaden and Lake Chiemsee are beautiful! BTW, I think Vantage is more amenable to group roping up than L-worth. My two pfennigs.

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: You're making up excuses. Get out there and take more whippers. i'm sure i will. and i'm definitely not blaming my fall on the shoes. my feet were solid (when i had something to put them on); it's my arms that gave out!

climbers with class ... wish there were more of those around!

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: I like to practice leading in my sneakers. It's a regular deal and improves my footwork. You didn't go to Moon Rox? Wildcat Cliff is intimidating but if you have a ropegun it's good too. mountain masters suck for edging! i didn't have a ropegun with me. why weren't you there???

quote: Originally posted by matt warfield: quote:don't forget your shrooms and headlamp for the bat tunnel!!! Please advise! Smith's show?!? Something else? nope; you can do it any weekend. it's the little slot you go through on the way to the sunshine wall ...

don't forget your shrooms and headlamp for the bat tunnel!!!

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: When thinking about Leavenworth dont rule out Squamish. It's about 1/2 hour or so longer of a drive and offers more rocks. cavey's got it!

quote: Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Looks like you might have chickened out on Squamish due to weather forecasts. I saw flebleblbleblblelble and fern up there you guessed it, cavey. sorry i missed you guys, but we had a great time out at the cave in tieton. forgot my rock shoes in the car, so i had to climb in my mountain masters - that adds a whole 'nother dimension to the leading game. also took my first "real" leader fall (not counting that one grounder in l-worth). ouch!!! we wanted to hit the royal columns - too bad nobody told us about the bridge being out beforehand. apparently there's a tyrolian traverse cable set-up just near where the bridge used to be though ... have to check it out next time. btw, for those who have never been. there are TONS of snakes and HEINOUS approaches. better stay safe and sane and go to the coulee.

okay; NOW you look like a complete idiot!

hey anybody actually done the supposedly dry climbing in the cheakamus when it's raining?

well, you DO have a nice smile.

quote: Originally posted by rbw1966: I really wish I had the ducats for one of them there Wild Things belay jacket. they are nice, aren't they? they also make less expensive options that are fairly warm ... for "regular" cragging situations where you're not worried about 60 mph winds at altitude. i'm just waiting for them to come out with the right color ...

i so want to go, but now the forecast looks bunk for sunday. might still risk it but if there ARE any thundershowers tonight i'm not going to want to take anybody up diedre tomorrow.