Cpt.Caveman

I have to agree with Alex and my knowledge is months old. I approached and climbed in there two times this season. To the basin with a day pack once took us about2.25 to 2.5 hours and I am out of shape. Only about 30 minutes less than with overnight packs. The key to me seemed to be as soon as you hit the avvvy debris cross it about 100 meters above where the trail hits it and then shwack (minor) up to the basin. It was no trail then and might still be. It seemed very straightforward to us and that was different parties each time. Have fun climbing. [ 09-23-2002, 05:09 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

I've seen the tude from the WAC and MTNRS. It's worse than mine because I don't act like I own the mtns unless I am on lead and there first. Otherwise be courteous out there. I am merely obnoxious in another sense, and if someone is ready to be on a route I am climbing (TR) then I give one go then get out of the way without asking unless it looks like the party is disintered in my route.

Reduced

I think Erik is going to post my photos from 3 weeks ago. IF so they should be very detailed. Maybe in the next hour or so since I emailed them in and cant upload for some reason. If it is broke then shoot me an email. onemight even show the crack lines of the crux it is so detailed. rayborbon@hotmail.com

where is the gallery link to upload photos

I just got 15 pms from girls

quote: Originally posted by lizard brain: CascadeWhiners.com Dja and tuff guys like you are never annoyed

I have a photo of slesse PG that is pretty recent. Last time I was there it was in fine form but looked travelable. It's still in my camera. I plan on developing it today or tomorrow. I'll just post it here or something...

How well does a unimog do on frozen tundra

Get the bonfire roaring and bring the booze Then we can send some smoke signals to the neighbors Make sure you climb with a beer in one hand and a joint hangin out the mouth.

I heard that the Washington Alpine Club likes to perceive itself as a cooler, less formal, less crowded alternative to the Mountaineers I too have experienced this in the past. What a shame. The mountaineers have gotten better about things. I just find their mentality does not match anything I climb for. That is enjoyment. Back to the WAC deal- glad you made your points Dwayner. Those groups should not be walking out to the crags and mountains with that sort of attitude. Glad everyone got their climbing done though. I saw some chestbeater mounties this weekend too. I was friendly and moved on without incident though.

I was incognito Peter Puget and I were climbing some stuff

I've heard that is a good climb too. Upgrade? These fuckers fit on sneakers and any boots. I'm sure you know heheh.

Where's the honeymoon? Mt McKinley

6 months ago

quote: Originally posted by Dru: the best gear you need for C2 is a partner that leads 12d and a pair of jumars Probably the best advice around.

I have a friend that took his first aid climb (successful)on Wrist Twister C3+. I guess it depends on the person sometimes too. I recommend starting on C1 or 2 though as well. But you never know.

quote: Originally posted by Highlander: Climbed the Grand Wall on Saturday and my body is still feeling it. A great day on the wall! I can imagine the flailing. Nice job!

The cool outlook is that the weather forecast shows sunshine throughout the next 7 days (for seattle). Hope it stays the same

I climbed onto a barstool. Then I climbed Mountaineers Doom. How about you.

quote: Originally posted by ILuvAliens: what's a gaper! REI prices increase due to gapers. You know the ones wearing the spice girl shoes and shopping there for the Eddie Bauer Model climbing gear

leejams, actually rodeo is climbing with paco and I this weekend. You can join us if you want. But you'll have to hike into camp alone if you can't leave until saturday night to catch up. We are going into shuksan up the sulphide glacier. Give me a message if you are interrested you can come along with us. [ 09-20-2002, 01:12 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

I'd never climb with you anyway

Good for some alpine epics.

Something tells me he might have a prescription for pain or some leftover pills from the doctors office.