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Peter_Puget

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  1. You are correct about Denny being on the North. I do not have a good map available right now but looking at topo zone quickly it appears to be on humpback mountain and that the other side is the Annette lake trail. Seeing that means that the way to go is the way I went. The rock is a bunch of slabs on the left side of a bowl. PP
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    Coincidence?

    Sodomy becomes legal in SC. Same day Strom dies. PP
  3. Sounds good to me. Why would I laugh? SO did you clean it up a bit? I bet it was hot out there. What's the Index stigma? PP
  4. Just in the nick of time comes Mr. Pete Cleveland. I think he is a Phd and MD and a super climber. Check these stats out: 5.11 in 1965, 5.11d R in 1967, 5.12d TR in 1969, 5.13b in 1977. PP Note: Pic is from http://www.geocities.com/pipeline/4055/PCleveland.JPG
  5. Great! what was it? PP
  6. Timmy - Truth in advertising! Eerie - Thanks for the info. On the approach did you go by an old tower?
  7. Thanks. Spent a rainy day looking for the place got close but didn’t quite find it. I heard that there were several very overhanging almost roof-like routes there. DId you see those? PP
  8. The only way the Canadians can reduce their unit costs is to increase production, which would lower the market price. There's no reason to do that, since, before the tariffs, they were already out-pricing the US (selling below cost? maybe just to keep US competition at bay) and probably making their money in other markets. Now that the tariffs are in place, they increase production, flooding the market, because they'd rather see the glut eventually bring the price lower than pay extra duties to the US. Hmm... dunno if that makes sense. Not buying it.
  9. Josh - what have you heard about parking?
  10. Routes aren't so bad at all. Some cliffs you can even climb in the rain! Get there early if I remember correctly parking can be a problem. PP
  11. I heard a couple of routes there are fun - spill the beans! PP
  12. Zipper is Upper Town Wall and would proably be shady late in the day. Pressure Drop is in a small rock on the approach. PP
  13. TLG –My ego is fragile. I hope that “thumbs down” wasn’t directed at my picture! PP
  14. contest
  15. Cool if you are going out I am guessing you must be close to finishing up the new rock climbing forum.
  16. Three day weekend. Where's everyone going? Maybe some sort of crowd avoidance strategy will be needed. PP
  17. Just south of I-90 and a bit West of the summit are some slabs (above talus) near the top of a ridge. I have reached them before by hiking up logging roads. At the end of these roads are a bunch of “Mining Claims” for crystals. The approach isn’t so bad but I was wondering if anyone else has been there and if they approached from the other side. PP
  18. Bringin' it back up.
  19. Just bringin' this guy back to the top. PP
  20. Cool crack to practice on is Pressure Drop. Go climb Zipper and lead or do TR laps on Pressure Drop on the way back. PP
  21. Hmm I guess the article is a response to my question. But it merely restated what was said before not providing a rational for why the increase in production would not have occurred if the tarrif was never imposed. In other words why would a Canadian producer voluntarily reduce its revenue stream? I do not believe they would but want to hear an argument as to why they would. PP
  22. PLC - Just a question why would this not have happen if a tarrif was never imposed? PP
  23. CBS - I say examine the money supply! PP
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