West face of Peek-a-Boo Tower.
Leans left and, seemingly, out.
Not very long (20 feet?)
At times I felt more like I was riding a horse than climbing a crack.
I imagine you would quickly realize the folly of trying to climb Everest in only shorts, boots, gloves and a cap and beg, borrow or steal a jacket soon after starting out.
inference (n)-the reasoning involved in drawing a conclusion or making a logical judgment on the basis of circumstantial evidence and prior conclusions rather than on the basis of direct observation.
The husband walks in with a case of beer under his arm. The wife says, "You sure spend a lot of money on beer." The husband responds, "What about all the make-up you buy?"
"It makes me look prettier."
"That's what the beer is for."
Not exactly the same--but at Mclellan rocks in Spokane--there is an entire wall (Pack Rat cave, i think) that is full of bolted cracks (most of which still haven't seen FAs). I heard that the argument was that since it overhangs so much (probably 20 degrees or so) that it was "too hard" to place gear on the routes.
"He's a complete idiot and an absolute dumbass. Let's fuck with him and be all shitty to him and stuff for the sport of it."
I just don't get the appeal.
Depends on the type of snow used.
Corn snow (no pun intended) makes for shitty (no pun intended) wipings.
That squeaky, compressible dry snow is what your after if your can't pinch it off clean.