Cpt.Caveman

Bummer.

Did you score something at the hut

That is weird I thought it was awesome. The only gravel I belayed on was at Snafflehound Ledge. I guess mountains dont have gravel on ledges most of the time Oh well I suppose it is an opinion anyway

You cant lose with matterhornie. check your email. I cant reveal all details on internet.

Ok I drop coils

Not sure if it is still there but is certainly is passable. They had some crews in there but they needed horses and chainsaws instead of manual work. Ranger St would know or Larry

Looking for experienced alpine climber to join in on trip to Canadian Rockies for 14 days. Should be able to climb up to 5.8 alpine and have some experience. You will need a couple hundred bucks for payment of packers (horses) going in and out. Good peaks trust me. PM if you can go from August 6-20 time frame. No bad limbs or liabilities. Long ways in where we are going. Right now there are 3 of us but 4 or 5 would be better. New routes Climbing bums welcome. Caribou steaks for dinner and roast snafflehound for breakfast

I poop in the toilet. You people are weird

Highlander, you down for rockies next month 14 days? Got the scoop. Looks good. I tried calling but you are here.

Yeah if they cant take a joke bring it on then. I can fight better than I can climb

Erik said he would carry your rack any time.

ON BELAY!

It's ten miles either way. However the trail is better on SCW start elevation gain is more but the less or no snow makes it better. Can do it in sneakers....

Fuck off

only if you are in a thong

layton, I dont know how many times I sprayed about walking in the other way. My last trip had a lot of snow on the app a month or so ago from SCW area and we made it up there getting of trail in about 5.5. Shoulda went the other way maybe

Beckey Davis is real good. YOu can bypass the no pro 5.7-8 chimney upper section by going right on large flakes. The stellar handcrack above snafflehound ledge is cool

Mattp, I like your political correctness it is entertaining. Anyway I dont think anyone is capable either. However to notify the public about my feelings which others share I feel obligated to expose some things.

quote: Originally posted by Dru: So has Beckey climbed every route on every peak in the Cascades? Anyone can copy topos from someone else's book. Then claim to be an expert.

Obviously not dru. HOwever I bet smoot has not climbed shit as far as I am concerned.

quote: Originally posted by mvs: quote:Originally posted by Cpt.Caveman: Yeah I am pretty sure his alpine experience is limited and there is no way I will ever contribute to a plagiaristic guy that does not really climb. That said I would like to see him climb some real routes and write about them I don't think he'll care if you withhold your information, Cavey. Yeah I did not think so either. However I cant justify buying a book off someone that has no real knowledge. Ask him if he's ever climbed NR stuart or Rainier more than once? I bet not. Oh yeah mike I dont like you. You're a weenie. Hope to give you a friendly alpine greeting next time we meet. bitch

Please send all info on how to climb in the Picket Range. I have never been to any of them and want to make money by writing a book

quote: Originally posted by mvs: Regarding Jeff's alpine guide, he climbed the Monte Cristo area peaks, the Gunn/Merchant/Baring set, the peaks around Mt. Rainier, Sahale, Hidden Lakes, Big Chiwaukum [sp], Cashmere. Those are the ones I know off the top of my head. I think it's a good book (but I did contribute to it so I'm biased). There are certainly mistakes somewhere, but I got the impression he paid great attention to detail. Jeff also has a website where corrections are posted(climbingwashington.com). --Michael Yeah I am pretty sure his alpine experience is limited and there is no way I will ever contribute to a plagiaristic guy that does not really climb. That said I would like to see him climb some real routes and write about them

I was making a free attempt. It should stay until I am done

Drunk is my middle name