Cpt.Caveman

Hey you should check out Andromeda Strain

Climb Forbidden* or have fun otherwise* Duh *

kiss some more ass Hey E Dog let me know how the joust goes

How is the easiest route?

Anyone wanna do it? I will lead it all if I can get in there. Just have to pln it b4 rockies.........

It means I gotta do the next cool route and have a good time doing it. IF I have a bad time then forget about it when it is done and laugh.

My first peak was Pinnacle Peak.

He must have done it with hobnails and goldline hemp and homecrafter pitons!

I am looking for beta on pro requirements for the North Face of Inspiration Peak. Has anyone done this route? How is the ice and mixed climbing? Sounds like a tough route.

Sharkfin has Excellent rock! [ 07-16-2002, 04:04 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

The Y

I hear the Lowe route on Geikke is a good one if you like to hit up aid climbing in the backcountry.

Drool, When are you headed? I am going in two and half weeks.....

You guys are all bums. I have climbed with the 23 Guests and then some.

Everret Herald story - http://www.heraldnet.com/Stories/02/7/15/15661934.cfm I dont know this is the first I heard. He sounds lucky to be alive.

What if it was a saucy sprayfest

If I was driving down the Cascade River road and saw some dudes I would give them a ride if I had room. Especially for beer

Try Grayhound. Have fun climbing.

Expect to walk across some avalanche debris. I made it to glacier in good time. It's not the 6-8 hour horror show I read about here unless you need a GPS to cross the debris which is becoming better marked with wands every weekend. We just did a day climb on Saturday no problem.....

I think it would also be reasonable to climb the E Ridge of Forbidden descend to the Boston Glacier to camp. Then climb the NF Buckner up over and out home. Camping on the Boston Sahale Col is a great idea. I think that is the photo taken on the REd Beckey book cover there! The views dont get any better either. However camping on the Boston Glacier would be a wild majestic setting if you ask me. Just hope the NF shrunds dont get too big or impassable by late August. Might need a GPS around those if they do haha. Seriously though they are getting larger. I dont know anything about getting over or around Ripsaw Ridge. Have a good time on your trip. [ 07-15-2002, 07:13 AM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

Oh yeah go climb Toketie Wall 1974 route. It'll be an adventure hehe

I would climb first on Temple Ridge- First I would do Prusik, Flake Tower, Monument, Boxtop, and then High Priest if I could fit it in. Then I would move to Temple Canyon- Climb if possible: Professor, Meteor, Comet, Lighthouse Tower, Candle, MT Temple. Then I would walk out the Rat Creek and hit a Rat Creek spire or 4. Or you could walk in Rat Creek and do it in opposite, this could be better. [ 07-12-2002, 02:56 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

Anyone that thinks they can tell me what to do or say is dumb. If they are not bigger than me they are even dumber. Back to spray and more slander. Man this shit rules!

The slog over to Austera looks pretty cool. I would like to do it on skis next spring. Not necessarily touching Eldo summit. I saw some stuff on Cascadeclassics that looked like a good exploration. However I am slow and horrible skier. Might need to plan extra days if I try that!

Cool. It looks like a long ways. I am not sure my fat ass can do it. Maybe though