Cpt.Caveman

Don't get me started on the Tri cams again! Your fears dont dictate my decisions. Do as you wish.

And only a fool would not

IF I think the route requires it I'll bring otherwise... PLus tri cams are good and cheap. I cant count too many times when I needed a cam that large in a horizontal........... I've yet to need one. That's all.

Fossil Rock- Reason- There aint nuttin else near there. But if you live and die in Tacoma you might visit. I'm not cappin on anyone that does or puts up routes there. It's just an opinion. Some other shitty routes: Anything in Toulomne Meadows or Lovers Leap

It's like a harley or gold wing.... After using my bud's forged deal and also having 3 forged friends myself I would say I prefer the older style WC. I traded NOtgotmoney my camalot(weighalot) for his forged friend and now he wants to trade back....

Hello sea creature - Thanks for the tape holds. I am not very very very fit person nor am I implying routes form the pictured side of the mountain are the standard ones. And yes it was taken from Marble Creek cirque. I will be removing taped holds. If I left at 3:01 do you think I would make it in a day?

Oh my, that brings up many more questions that you must answer before my beta can be of any value to you: 1) Do you realize your hairnet will get tangled in your hobnails? What steps are you going to take to prevent that? 2) Do you want to do it car-to-car in a day? 3) Could you stand on the upper McAllister glacier and point toward where you think Dorado Needle is and be confident you're pointing to the correct peak? Anyway, to prevent this from drawing out any longer than it absolutely has to, I'll assume you've found a solution to question number 1). If your answer to question 2) is anything other than "absolutely", make sure you bring overnight gear. If your answer to 3) is anything other than "absolutely", make sure you take the proper measures to enhance your knowledge of the terrain, then ask yourself question 3) again. Repeat as many times as necessary. Once this is done, you should go straight away before the terrain changes. Attain your previous position on the McAllister glacier in roughly the same way you did before. When it comes time to camp, I recommend doing so at the col between the Inspiration and McAllister glaciers (near the Tepeh Towers). Make sure you don't fall into crevasses, and that you know how to get yourself out of crevasses if you accidentally do. Once you have attained your position on the McAllister glacier, point at Dorado Needle and begin walking towards it, following the easiest possible path (which should be obvious to you, considering how enhanced your knowledge of the terrain should be by this time). When you reach the rock, begin climbing up it, making sure you limit yourself to the taped holds, and liberally applying chalk to all damp areas you encounter. Soon you will be on the summit, which should be a condition that satisfies your stated goal. Any questions? If I remove the taped holds does that mean I will increase the rating for future ascents? What's the extra beta for car to car in a day? Yes I can identify the Mountain. It looks like this last time I saw it.

you've posted what? 4 trs about your little weekend adventure, and still havent been able to articulate what the heck you did oh i guess complete thoughts get taught in the second grade, nevermind, i'll wait until next year That's ok I dont care to offer any info for dumbfucks like you. It's been a long time since I've seen ya post. WHat happened a stick get caught in your ass?

That's a different definition.

tree huggers must die

You cannot hide that avatar from me. I know who you are. We figured slime hooks are useless once the napalm does it's deed.

My plan is to bring one piton one sling a hair net and some kiss army boots with hobnails in the bottoms. I am look to climb the standard route. I have been to McAllister glacier before.

Next time we'll be bringing a mortar tube and some napalm rounds to fire up the mountain in front of us. Except for that one tree

Behold that is the tree that held Nathan's whipper.

Go for it. It's surely attract some good time luvers. I took a pee on the tree carcass just before we downclimbed.

PHOTO of us on MtJungleFuck!!

AlpineK, we should cut down a few more I have in mind. I think the one by the base of the fist crack should go too. Maybe some of those on Outer Space too. Like that one at the base of the second to last pitch. We could add bolts to Orbit and cut down some foliage there too. I wipe my ass with wirlwind how about everyone else?

Do the world a favor and start with yourself

carolyn I just climb

Shouldn't that be the NEW TREE KILLING FORUM ? No, Uncle Trickly, dammit! We have to maintain some semblance of climbing, or where would we be, huh? THE NEW TREE KILLING FORUM belongs at plantamnesty.com The horror!@

Tree caught fall. It was good that a helo did not rescue us. Than you!

Tell me mtneer beta!! I am so suck I fail on every moutnain. It's a thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do you think I can do it!??

Pubic what up?!! Nathan is 11c sport captain. Have u any beta. I am sure Perkins soloed it. I consider it harder than NR stuart or NE Butthole Slesse in some concerns!! Matt Please laughe hahhahaha!!!!

Oh what a stunning route of perfection. Cheers!

yeah that was good for the rap to kep you comming down right above the anchors... oh well... So now it's not in the way. HURRAY!