wayne

It didnt say Hot-smart-girls.

Pagan Hippies!!

I was hoping you would go anyways, I dont like to discourage. It is a long trudge though and it will take a while

Shit walking through krumholz and uninspiring. One could stay on the crest but I didnt see much of a point there were ways up while doing some rock climbing but not very fun

Tonight at 700pm at Seattle REI Bob is giving a talk! It is for A Sea Kayaking club

Here is a link to my page on traverses. Stuart is there but I dont think I put much on about it. Traverse Page There are better traverses out there.

There are a couple of trs currently up. Here is mine Kurt has one in this forum

Trip: Black Peak-Ski descent - South Ridge Date: 5/26/2008 Trip Report: During the Ski-in, David Parker and I had revenge on a route that shut us down a few years ago. Making it even sweeter, we were able to ski off of it from just below its summit. It was great to hook up with him again! Enjoying the 5th annual Ski-in Party. Attending were The Keg,David, me, Robin,Eva, Brian, Fern, Julia, Kellie,Kurt, Ryan, and Monica After yet another amazing group meal , we took off sunday in a packed car with Kellie, Kurt, Robin, David, and Myself. Black peak had its avalanche issues though there were slopes that not all of us wanted to cross.These slides went all the way to the ground, just like the ones in Whistler.THey may have gone off during the last hot weekend. Racing a storm cloud David and I took off for the summit making it up in 5 hours. The weather ended up not being an issue though. It was worse to the East of all places. It rained every night in Mazama. It was just fine in the mountains Saturday and Sunday. The view was all they said it would be. The ski down was deep up high but the lower we got the more firm it was . We had a great run. Amazing how fast you can get down on skis. Before we knew it Robin was nursing us back with beer at the car. Stoked for the coming season! Wayne

I may join you guys at camp Saturday, I will probably need a rest day . Work has been brutal.

True dat . I spent hours belaying him on several 5.13s. That guy was not afraid to take huge whippers on RPs!

3-5? Ten seconds till spray

Who do you most admire,envy, and are most influenced by? It says a lot about your interests and philosophy on climbing. Mine in the past. Gaston Rebuffat Jim Whittaker Peter Croft Messner Alan Watts Present: Steve House Colin Haley Ben Gilmore Amazing what is being done in the alpine arena lately!

May I suggest the Washington Ice guide? http://www.wastateice.net/ Ok that link isn't complete as a guide, but great for updated conditions . There is ice sprinkled through the valley. it takes some exploring , luck and low avvy danger. There is some good info in the guidebook that the link talks about.

Dance On a Volcano, By Genesis. Youre half way up , youre half way down, and the pack on your back keeps tuning you around

Cheers, Sounds like he had a great life. Best thoughts to his family.

Incredible, the 1st ascent took 2 months!

Wow. Don and Jeff , you have put together a masterpiece! I just got a copy of the 2007 Mazama Annual and its feature article is stunning. Too bad it couldnt have been updated. Radek and Jeff should do one for the next Journal. May I post it online or provide a link to it? + Thank you Jeff, for sending the copy .

This may not come as a surprise to him.

Right on to that!. Side note, The time of the broadcast is 6;00pm pacific?

I think I drew it in as the Elder /Russell In the Black Spider Topo in the Oregon Page Hard to believe they climbed it in summer. Hey Kevin! Heard from Steve at all lately?

Go early ,watch for white outs and crowds Famous last words: " Just a walk to Camp Muir"

Smith+wesson 9mm semi 30-06 w scope-loud!

What????????? You sir are a dumbass!

Alaska miles. I have a feeling we are put at the back of the bus, They said there are few fights leaving Chile

The bivy in the cave has some issues. It is not a good place to bail from unless you fix to the summit. It has mice and the dung of mice. It is a natural spark plug in lightning storms.