Tony_Bentley

What? Nah! It was POWDER!

Oh yeah. In fact, they probably have your coat. Maybe not the one that was taken but one pretty close to it. If not, go the the FF factory and see what they can do. Sometimes they have coats they would never put out on the floor at thier retail store but they might sell it to some poor fool. No offense.

Get a new drive with more storage and set it as master then reinstall all of the program files. I have a sweet little external adaptor that takes any internal drive and gives it AC power and USB-2 connection. Set it as a slave drive and then go into the Documents and Settings and pull whatever it is that you want and put it on your new local drive. The drive can then be reformatted and used as a backup if it is working properly after the complete reformat.

ROTC 5.11c and not 5.11- unless you are talking about on TR. Lead it and it goes at 5.11c. Tim, you are a chump.

Crack: ROTC Trad but not quite a crack: Committed Sport: Model Worker What is it about 5.11c? You'd think I would pick something more about the fun factor and less about the grade. The truth is, 5.11c is the most fun!

Cascade Mall is the unofficial name to Leiland/Cotman.

Steve is a star. Who cares about his public image. When he does a slideshow, we watch. When he writes an article, we read. When he is interviewed we listen. His personality isn't something that effects us or climbing in gerneral. Only what he has accomplished and what has inspired us should be why we are interested. The guy who wrote this blog has too much time dedicated towards keeping up on everyone else. Go climb.

PubClub's happening bar guides can solve part of the problem.

Will the generator run the PA system and the projecor and computer? Otherwise the movie idea is out. I can bring some photos but the motion picture is ideal.

Huh...I was there on Sunday and went from SL-TH to SC-TH. I wish I had the weather you had.

Sorry, got work until Wednesday ~Then let's rock.

I wanna climb it next year after the late night jam at the Bluegrass festival and be back by breakfast for eggs and bacon. NOYCE!

Wayne, the pics are a little small. Maybe 700 pixels would be better? Really a great feat. I'm thinking Mike Swayne's photo got you thining about it but there is nothing like staring right at it from Spectre and planning the attack while climbing another unclimbed route in the Pickets. Pretty classic.

Bummer.

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/403930/page/0/fpart/1/vc/1

Oh really Dru? I think you need to repeat some of his alpine firsts before you mouth off piss ant.

Where are the previous ascents? Start posting some photos.

Google is plotting to take over the NW http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/14/techno...O6EaB+dStgMJD7A

Ron I thought you did the first climb of that thing. The pics look like the same route.

I'm not saying anything but the above and Can I have a topo?

Lemme guess: First a photo from John Skurlock, Followed by your own little digi-cam shots with something about how far it is to Perfect Pass and how discontinuous the cracks were but also how sceary it was. Sounds like my kind of adventure. What happened to, "It's actually been climbed by an "anonymous party" who will write something next year for the AAJ. I guess it's not that hard (5.4ish) on that long center buttress. Too bad, but it guess that saves us all a lot of hard work. " ??????? So much for 5.4. http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/557515/page/0/fpart/1/vc/1 Cheap man. Real Cheap.

OH GOD! NOT MUSHY TALK HERE H! Keep it in the tent will ya? I think I'm gonna vomit now...no offense.

Figure it out.

No but Sky should be back with a TR on Sunday. Good luck out there! Free the 5.12? I think the fact that Ross was burly enough to link the two 5.10 corner pitches is enough. He ran out of gear 3/4 up the pitch but he managed to lower off, back clean and finish it for a full 200' pitch. Damn boy! 13 hours C2C.

I concur with welkin1000 but it may be best to get some beta as it isn't straighforward. An option is to scope out the buttress on your way around to the base and decide the best plan of attack. There are a half a dozen rappel anchors if you head down the right way and this eliminates any need for crampons or ice axe.