wayne

I vote for figuring it out today so I can get to it after work, as long as I am ranting.........Why doesnt anyone go early? many times I have left a PC at 730 w/o any people showing by then :angryface:

As a concrete guy I think its great to see imagination in a usually bland medium. Has anyone seen the ropes on the Ballard-to Downtown Bike path? I did some cool basalt columns once at a place I owned

Ok thats the right side, I have always considered the side facing crater rock to be the steele cliff. i have nt been on that side

There are several routes up the Steele Cliffs. If someone has aphoto showing the entire width I would draw in the ones I have done,

My instincts say yes it is in good shape

Illumination Rock, Mt Hood. Ya gotta get to altitude.

Shucks the climbs been done already. We should all just quit tring this route!

Unfortunatly we are way past the "turning "point anyways. We will just keep driving till we all die..

I would like to send them condoms!

Looks like fun times guys!

Dave , good job either way,but Was this a FWA? PS I saw your modeling in the Urban Cragger/GQ! Such a public figger!

You can start one, usually the next thing the site does is spring ski thing when 20 opens.

Wow a Von Spanker Sighting! How are you Jeff?

Link to above songs

Super Furry Animals-Album,Rings around the world. good songs, are;Resepticle for the Respectable. Sidewalk Surfer girl, Edam Anchor Man.

Absolution, by Muse!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok billy,which line is the super secret route yur looking for?

We got a few reppin the west siiiiide, Snoebyrd are you over here now?

I am still trying to get up the earth-bound Olympus.

He doesnt troll here at all,and if he finds out anyways who cares?

Climb: "A" peak, by Ellinor-Millimeters of Verglass Date of Climb: 11/28/2004 Trip Report: Its fun to go chasing after rumors of ice. "Washinton Ice" suggests a route on the north face of Ellinor called "Acres of Diamonds. I couldnt resist checking out the possible line of it, but here in the Olys you have to also recon the approach to these areas as well. Needless to say, I couldnt even get in the cirque from where I thought I might be able to. I went to Ellinor-Washinton Col and saw only large cliffs below . It was then I realized you would have to approach from the other side altogether- The Jefferson lake way. Is there a trail in there? Not to be shut down, I found a gully leading up to the summit of the peak just south of the saddle- "A" peak offered an interesting 60 feet of mixed in a gully /dihedral followed by a long section of steep almost icy snow all the way to the summit pinnacle. Fun as well was the traverse from there ot the summit of Ellinor. Has anyone done the Ellinor-Washington Traverse? What time of year? It looks cool and what little I did was very fun. The route I did here was cool, but nothing I would call significant at all. It did start the stoke for me and winter climbing and I am sure we are ready to hack away! Heres to a good season ahead! Gear Notes: 2 tools, crampons Approach Notes: Head towards Ellinor-Washington col and go p gully left of saddle basin towards summit of "A" peak. Then traverse along ridge to summit of Ellinor

Yes , i have a bit from the N. Picket traverse and the Sawtooth Traverse, I would also like to be in the mix sooner than later, I am coming over from Bainbridge now, Thanks Jon Wayne

We are having a surprise party for him this weekend,Dec 4th, pm me if you are friends with him and would like to attend,Wayne. PS, I am trying to get a hold of Jim Opdyke too,Bill Coe. ?

Bon voyage. Lots of fun stuff there, better than Texas!