Cpt.Caveman

I got no beef with AlpineK. I know I can drink more than he can in one sitting though.

Hi fellow gapers and rock ninjas. I am thinking about soloing Glacier Peak soon. Don't want to be Joe Simpson so will bring 3rd tool (not Larry) in case and no ropes. How does the Sitkum Glacier look? Anybody been up there recently and climb it? I have read recent reports on other routes and snow conditions already Mostly interested in how many holes\crevasses might be opened up on this route...

Did you eat Gu for this super alpinesufferfest?

I think some dudes climbed it a couple of season's ago. If you do a search here you might just find something. [ 06-10-2002, 08:31 AM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

I farted on a snafflehound. He died of toxic gas inhalation

Bug, I have done Dragontail and descended it twice. One time this spring\winter. I never remembered any place for screws (unless tied off ones on Triple Couloirs or any scrambling on rocks (although perhaps in late season?). I think one could climb Dragontail via Aasgard pass with just ice axe and crampons through snow. If you feel like your dad could become uncomfortable take a rope. I have never seen crevasses via Aasgard Pass. I do agree that Colchuck is a good idea too. Probably better position.. Ingalls uhuh uhuh [ 06-10-2002, 08:11 AM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

I smashed a slug in Squamish Saturday.

Update! Detroit 2 Hurricanes 1 Good games though!

Oh Mr Marek, I know your friend Koziarz ... I see how you like to and talk smack about friends of mine. Words like "you are suck". Well let me say that you suck my ass for being such a dickhead. You mention it is not your climbing record that gains respect but then imply outright just the opposite. Nice try but you're the idiot for the insults you made against a long time friend of mine. I simply do not care for your comments about my friends by word of mouth slander by a former climbing companion of mine. If you be peaceful then so will I. Otherwise suck my and get lost. I still hope to climb the big hill some day One can only hope to enjoy the mountains and climbing experiecce. I don't train I don't take climbing serious I just enjoy it. If I am not better than the next guy I don't care. As far as chill pill goes I think your comments were needing of a chill pill. However it seems your ego or some other fault was exposed and you insulted Mike. Get with the program buddy. You are the instigator of this issue.

I think Poseur is right.

Al you must be the guy he wants to talk to. IF you want gimme an email rayborbon@hotmail.com I'll send you the info you want....

Tr for Marek: I am not worthy and cannot climb the big hill. But we did do Angel's Crest and we drove back today. Dru was having fun in the Nesakwatch weather Should have made the drive. Got tomorrow though! Good thing I had a ropegun for it or else I would have never made the mud and wetness. Upper pitches are very dry and awsome. Acrophobe Tower rox! My first climb on the Stawamish Thanks TimL!!

I was up there about a month ago. No useful info but that place rox!

Coondog, I am tentatively going for some of those dates. Nothing final. Don't have enough people for our trip... We are not going to the big 3 but another spot out west if we can go.... Send PM or email.

Thanks for the info. I must buy a few more smellmegood trees to avoid the stench in TimL's auto and some for FB's on the way back if I be sittin round

Detroit Vs Hurricanes 1 - 1 I might be interested in bets. What happened to Canadian teams

iain, Don't be fooled Mt Si is a major undertaking Maybe Marcel will be impressed

I heard cougars guard the haystack at night

Here's a shot on the summit. How many have ever seen the shack? Probably buried right now............ [ 06-07-2002, 02:13 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

I disagree with ya jon. The only skillset one needs is how to use a compass and understand what downhill means. Head south when weather comes. That is 180 degrees and or downhill for those who have not learned yet. If you're that worried don't climb it in marginal weather. I think when I did it it took me 3 hours 45 minutes from the car with lunchbreak. Although it was later in the year.... Easiest 12,000 foot route I ever saw in the Cascades. [ 06-07-2002, 02:07 PM: Message edited by: Cpt.Caveman ]

lots of people. a path to the summit in the snow. Never eat yellow snow!

How many smellmegood trees did it take to hide the "Climbers Stench"

I drink untreated water too. But you seemed to say it in a way that leaned toward it was the only thing to do freeclimb9. Just a note as mentioned.... I never use water filters. Use iodine and 100% pure chlorine

freeclimb9, A certain patner of mine contracted giarda at 11000 feet plus one fall afternoon on Mt Adams... Just a note..

quote: Originally posted by Dru: Yes and beware of the six blank email replies from Fred before he manages to send the real reply. Tru be to dat!