wayne

Not bad for your first trip in there!

Very nice trip report, thanks for putting that together!

Resickulous! I thought the water quality kept webfoots from cranking that hard. I know a few videos done by an old burned-out slogger, but he aint pulling that hard. vimeo

Seems to be fixed now, Thanks

Run it through a front load wash machine,gentle soap. I would tope rope with it. Then plan on getting a new lead rope sometime.

***like & thanks

me-Jon it appears to be an issue with safari and security. Here is the blocker word for word, Wayne Safari cant verify the identity of the website "Platform.twitter.com". The certificate for thes website was sighned by an unknowncertifying autheority. You might be connecting to a website that is pretending to be "Platform.twitter.com", which could put your confidential information at risk. Would you like to connect to the website anyways? :3 options: Show certificate, Cancel, continue me-I click on the question icon and I get: If your certificate isn’t being accepted If a certificate is not accepted, it may have expired or it may be invalid for the use to which it is being applied. For example, some certificates may be used for establishing a secure connection to a server, but not for signing a document. The most common reason a certificate isn’t accepted is because the certificate authority’s root certificate isn’t trusted by your computer. To trust a certificate authority, it must be added to a keychain, and the certificate trust settings must be set. To add a certificate authority to those trusted by your computer: Obtain the root certificate from the certificate authority. Some applications (such as Safari) display the root certificate as part of an error message you can simply drag the root certificate icon to the desktop. Drag the certificate file onto the Keychain Access icon or double-click the certificate file. Choose a keychain from the pop-up menu and click OK. If you’re asked to provide a name and password, type the name and password for an administrator user on this computer. Select the certificate, and then choose File > Get Info. Click the Trust Settings disclosure triangle to display the trust policies for the certificate. To override the trust policies, select new trust settings from the pop-up menus. me-I have tried many thngs to get rid of it but it keeps popping up most of the times I click on this site, Thanks for looking into it, Wayne

The second pitch of Centerfold. 5 stars sounds like you need to expand the list, say 50 Classics?

$250 would be a screeming deal!

Am I the only one who gets this platform,twitter pop-up certificate?

Partner found, I would be open to a 3rd, if Dan is.

number 1 on greenwood, Tony is great.

You wont find a nicer family to hang out with than the Roskies. Many thanks for them sticking up for this cause,

6-8 crags very close by, and yes Cascades, rockies, close enough. You can do Rockies ice, or the Bugaboos on the weekend. Unimaginable

darkhorse: Spokane

Nice report Matt(pardon me), Great photos! you dashed my Spider ambitions however, thanks for saving me yet another attempt.

Nice report,way to hang in there. love the panoramas.

As long as the climber is comfortable throughout the variety of terrains on that route. It has a little of everything, ,except thinner cracks maybe. It is one of the easier towers, that doesnt say much though.I think the grade is fair. Would have to be a very stoked Newb. i shot an overexposed video. So many parties get up it, crowding is an issue.

Like it , good work.

sick shots Pat.

Cool report, thanks Doug.

looks like a fun time! hell of a place to tour.

Nice vacation!

very. as soon as you pull the last crux, they are around the corner. they were a little covered in rime

Yes, Not as In as RDog. Hope you get a window, the winter is crazy.