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Ok spill the beans, where is it?

O-M-FLIPPIN-SHIT. You rapped the Black Spider in November!!! Congratulations on surviving that one! There is some "decent " rock on the spider when its frozen in, so I am not surprised you found anchors. I have a photo I could post , would you be able to pick out the location you went down? Some one else may have a pic in the mean time. Jeebz,

Brian and Val Kilmer?

Iain is so GQ I loved that article in NWMJ btw

Folks ,this will not be a Vail -Style Warren Miller Experience. This is the real deal! Very stoked for this one. Can I car-pool with one of yall?

If you're a Saran Wrap expert, it can be used also as a diaphragm. sorry, I don't have a diagram for the diaphragm. Posted at 3;09 am Dang DeC get some sleep

Those advanced glasses are the lightest pair on the market!

Congrats Joe! I did some cleaning o'there a long time ago. Knew there was potential. Glad to see it got! Whats the grade and r-value? Are you looking up at the roofs now? :wickedface:

is that a webbing built harness?

The traverse of the 3 ingalls from north to sou is fun too, Good TR, thanks

Im no mechanist but aint the size of the pulley wheel a factor?

Nobody but right wingers should use any plastic containers while heating any food, even the plastic oven wrap on many frozen food dishes.

Broughtons, the first climb that you come to on Hanging Gardens wall. (circa '75) I bummed my way up somebodies rope. A giant magic hook grabbed me from the sky.

Someone will, Whats up with all of these ice threads in the O-nets? You may need some patience, remember where we live.

I am addicted to automatically scrolling down every page to avoid the Death Advertising

We are spoiled by Scurlock , aren't we?

Wow great pics. The shale,fungus and cathedrals are awesome

Most everyone is in someway or another

Nice film, but... I cant help but be amazed though at the lack of glaciers on Jeff and Bro-Top though. Oh well lets go driving anyways.

High-rise carpenter foreman

If you think Ivan is confusing online...

yes, let it be done

score

From NWMJ traverse article: "The goal of each traverse is to stay above tree line as long as possible to maximize the stupendous views. In many respects the Cascades are not as friendly as the Sierras or Rockies. The range has more peaks that rise 3,000 feet in the last horizontal mile to their summits than any other range on earth. Although that trivia has never appeared on Jeopardy, my knees and back acknowledge that our Cascade trips are more arduous than adventures made in other ranges."

You poor little girls. Try working OUTSIDE!