Lambone

quote: Originally posted by CraigA: quote:Originally posted by Ropegun2002: Quote - I'm just wanting to know what to add to my climbing resume ! You're worried about a climbing resume? Wait - you keep a climbing resume? Oh my gawd Did I say I was worried? Too much time on my hands I guess! Actually I just like to keep track of what I've done and what I still have to do. Craig yeah and ropegun is sooo much cooler than you...like, oh my gawd

quote: Originally posted by vegetablebelay: That reminds me of back in high school, one buddy of mine had a huge, boat of a car and we'd fly down neighborhoods at night and run into the large green garbage containers on the sides of the road. The resulting explosion of garbage was memorable. Somebody I used to know in highschool used to do that for fun... Until he ran into a garbage can full of bricks and totaled his parents Land Rover Snaffeltrap

just what the doctor ordered

what is that stuff?

hmmm...anybody think some ice might come in? maybe near index?

Ive got some ancient Chouinard biners i'll sell you fro 10 bucks a pop. That have a ton of historical value... I guess I shouldn't have left so many behind on rap anchors...

what a misquote, that should have said "leashless top-roping"

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: Great Northern Slab at Index (wasn't altogether serious but wouldn't that be cool?) Depends if you think WI 2 is cool or not... Personaly I'd prefer to farm ice on the steeper wall. Too bad it will fall down evry afternoon...

sweet, pretty cold here also, freezing temps in Seattle last night!

yup, that pretty much sucks... here is mine, On the dreaded chimney pitch of the NE Butress of Higher Cathedral in Yos, I used every piece of gear and biner I had. Well, except for a few of those tiny nuts you rarely use and the chalk bag biner from who knows where. That was it. My German buddy was quite disturbed halfway up the squeeze when I told him not to fall! Also rapped off some tiny dead branch/stump things in Hyalite...

huh

Oh, well then you would have seen our cloud of smoke...

Thats scary, my buddy is guiding a climb in Nepal right now...

Not really, I was too baked to know what the hell was going on... Didn't see Greg up there, too busy looking for the trail

quote: Originally posted by IceIceBaby: What is the difference between the Charlet Moser Quad Pick to the Charlet Moser Cascade Pick for the Quark, aside then the Cascade being 3 mm and the Quad being 4 mm :-? one sucks more than the other one, I'm not sure which

no no you're right perhaps only 550'

The thin low angle flow coming down off Asgard is plenty fat enough to climb. it'd be about 600ft of grade two ice...have at it mounties! Don't forget to wear your gaiters over your long underwear under your shorts...and bring many pickets! Whats the matter greg, have a hard time following the trail down Asgard? maybe we should all pitch in to make those carins bigger [ 10-29-2002, 03:43 PM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

whatever...the ice climbing on the coleman is as hard as you want it to be. You can traverse, go up short faces, top rope, place screws...anything. I went last october and it was great. But be prepared for the cold and wind, i.e. bring a puffy coat for standing around in. Look out for fresh snow drifts that may hide holes/small crevases. Ice climbing is dangerous, have a blast!

yeah you must be...

everything up in the enchantment lakes area was frozen over the weekend. need more waterfalls up there

I like routes that really make you feel like you pushed your limit and acomplished something, not ones that make you feel like a fat lazy stoner... Ah well, at least good drugs can fill the void that failure leaves in your gut...se-la-ve [ 10-29-2002, 11:18 AM: Message edited by: Lambone ]

sweet, I worship the ground you walk on oh spraymaster

quote: Originally posted by SEF: Has the world ratcheted up a notch in craziness lately? Naw man, hicks been shootin shit up fo a long time now... Yeah, I'm glad they didn't get a bullet hole in them too!