Cpt.Caveman

Dont forget about finishing off the trip with a visit to the ole Harley Hippies

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quote: Originally posted by Dwayner: Is Stiffler's mother going to be there???? Probably man! Anyone going from BVue\Redmond? Blister what up homey!?

Tell your homies at (the Boealps I am pretty sure it is) I had fun climbing with them at exit 38 sunday. Doug, Leo, et al..

You guys should try reading Desperate Voyage. John Caldwell I believe is the author.. [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 08-21-2001).]

Good job Loren and Phil! Hey Loren did you spray like you did in the Stuart log?!

You will not need them. The only snow is a tiny patch near the summit and you can avoid it easily.

Carolyn, Living out east they might have an EMS store. That is where I bought mine on sale for about 15$ and use it all the time. Lammy is right about the fuel - they will not like it. [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 08-20-2001).]

I would check in a large duffel bag which contains axes, ropes and helmet etc..

Could be right. I guess it is all opinionated either way..

quote: Originally posted by Dru: [trouble maker] Like, as a bolt route you mean? [/trouble maker] Drul I think he said he lead a variation without the bolts. Why else would they have been removed unless someone was making a respected call..... Either way I never did it and dont know about it other than what I read on this board.

It is pretty stout sounding. It is also sad that someone did not respect the original status of the route.

quote: Originally posted by Sean Halling: On another note...I bet the Army could figure out a way to do a 6 pitch line on Mt. Yonah in beautiful Jaw'gia. So true!

I dont know Mark Twight> I don't care about his attitude since I have yet to encounter it... I will deal with it when the time occurs. Either way you can read his book and pick up some tips and ideas. That is what it was written for to pick and choose and aid you in climbing. You dont have to do everything he mentions to succeed. He makes some very good suggestions that I think surpass the Freedom of the Hills If you dont like something out of it then you can simply disregard it. I think that book was made for aspiring climbers with a little bit of experience.

Nice work boyz!

Puddin tane ask me gain I'll tell you the same Hey Retro I dont know about this route. What is the deal? How many holes in the rock now?

Dwood i think there was enough beta on the Gendarme... Yes you can approach via Ingalls. Just drop down below the glaciers I would assume. I think it is detailed in the Beckey book.

I clean out my bongs regularly

Dont worry we can create some more

Pen we never claimed to be smart or intelligent. Someone hand this gal some kleenex!

Erik be right. The route is the descent..

http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/colville/WIMT/2001_Fires/icicle/icicle_fire.htm [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 08-17-2001).]

It always sux. I watched a guy die of a heart attack at work a few years ago right in front of me. I immediately called the paramedics since he fell and was bleeding all over his mouth. First aid training is a plus if you ask me as well. I think the hands on is a lot more difficult for the mind than most people would envision for sure. I dont know how many wounded or dead carcasses I saw when in the military back in Africa..

Tim asked her out on a date and came up Missing in action. He is on the milk cartons in the grocery store. There have been reported sightings of him in Oregon at some ski area.....

Jman I hear you are getting some lyposuction and plastic surgery to enhance your looks to the likes of "The artist formerly known as prince"! Or was it this dude ?! http://www.geocities.com/asianprince213/ [This message has been edited by Cpt.Caveman (edited 08-16-2001).]