Cpt.Caveman

It's old info. I'd bet a lot has fallen off. My guess is a nice hike in next weekend might make a good scouting. I saw them from the west near Razorback Mountain with binocs. I cant say for sure what it was like. Only what it appeared to be.

Twight is much funnier and more of a smart ass than me.

Kind of outdated but they were looking rime iced last weekend through binocs

wet. Moutain's North size is size of El Crapitan. Merchant and Gunn look okay.

Edit this fags

Let him tell us the formula for GU

The fault catapult bone to canary linkup.

If there's snow on ledges you'll encounter wet rock in earlier season. There was another party of friends climbing behind us last year and descended the WR but ended up being slower. However I am convinced that it is normally the fastest way to the glacier. I'll leave out the details. It's just another one of those pick your poison ideas. Actually why not descend an opposite ridge you came up to enjoy the scenery

Beckey Volumes 1,2,3. Is there really anything else worth reading?

Actually, I don't think that fractal geometry explains the ability of ants to walk on walls and their relative strength. The wall walking has to do with their weight relative to surface area. Strength has more to do with having an exoskeleton and being small. So are lizards just really strong compared to their weight? and what about those crazy moves I've seen snaffles do near the bases of climbs? Maybe they have secret practice sessions to impress us "real" climbers. Those are not likely true snaffles. I think they are another similar breed. I made friends with one while dropping some Bart Simpson and chuggin whisky then he lead up City Park free for me. I still couldn't free it though. I'll work on it next time

It sounds more like he likes the way Jimmy Carter strokes his chicken.

Teebone Ridge looks like it would offer some good touring still. If I didnt lend my boards to some fucker in AK then I would go this weekend. Instead I'll have to wait another time or maybe just hike it in summer. Snowking area still has lots of snow around 4000 feet and up on the approach up from CCR Road. Some slides coming down in large form though... but if you stay on the ridges it would be certainly safe and have good views. A short bash of skis up the wooded trail would likely still be worth it this weekend. The road is blocked by debris at around 1800 feet and impassable even if you had 10 chainsaws and 10 people working for hours it would take half a day to saw your way up the road and rock slide debris is in the way too. It's apparently unmaintained.. Maybe a tank would make the approach road best.

I heard Beckey did it in the 60's and named it "Too late mutha" WI2 follow obvious descent gulley to the left next to small sapling with initials FWB on them

Rumor has it you are catturdeater

I think Powell is an upstanding character. I have doubts that he would approve war and stay in the cabinet if he thought it was bogus. I guess they'd keep those bio weapon trucks around to serve ice cream up or sumpin for a second use. I guess Osama Bin Laden is fake too since we never found him.

and billary didnt inhale or have sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky either.

No he's fondling yo mamma. Do I smell joshk

And you swallow.

No shit. I'm really worried about catturdseat

Being lazy and after failing on some other peak due to other factors I hiked up the easy trail to Trapper's Peak yesterday in sunshine. Snow level starts around 4000 feet there. Still about 3-4 feet of snow out there. Thornton Lakes frozen and Mt Triumph looking less snowy. Picket Range looked cool. There's a lot of snow on the East side of Triumph. I'm gonna wait 3-4 weeks if I go back there to climb it. That way I can sneaker my way in with dry feet. Spotted on bear.

I'm not up for popularity votes

Are you going to contribute anything? We'll be waiting patiently. Until we die I am sure. As far as Josh Kaplan ridiculing my trip report he can fuck off because I dont feel the need to spray and beat my chest like a gorilla what mountain I was on. I figured my details were enough. Maybe some other people out there had similar experiences in the N Cascades and would have liked to respond and read it. Just because you are all about self promotion look at me doesnt mean everyone here is. Look at me "Hey guys do you have a name on cc.com? What's your name? Wanna go climbing let me know dude?" Who cares? Boring and they didnt want to hear about it. Just because someone posts about a specific mountain doesnt mean everyone has to. A general conditions report can give people an idea what it's like out in a certain part of the range.

Some geeks feel compelled to call out instigations.

I have had this done before too. That's when it's time to be really malicious.

On the front of the new nelson book