wayne

Its not my fault! I blame everything but me. Arrogant Fuck!

sent To get his attention you should start a thread about digital photography ineptitude

Cascadecomedians.com Glad I could provide some laughs. I am thankful this board can bring that and some professional help when needed. anyone a phsyciatrist?

Sorry Minneapolis. As a builder, I am sad that our stuff falls down sometimes. I maintain a vigilant saftey and structure regimine constantly. It is like climbing all day every day when it comes to the saftey of me and my crews.. I cant believe it failed with half the lanes closed too. We have our own viaduct waiting to come down, yikes

Please check your pms.

I did a 5.11b route through the roof. Solid Gold is a great climb.

Kind of like how a 2 would improve your avatar? Cooking shmooking , bring nothing and suffer!

That was one fun time. Great turn out, great music, beautiful sunset.

Americans are just sissies, thats all

nice montage, I like the one w the tripod.

Yikes, Good job, misters

No Shit, Kurt really did climb the other bridge! Got hand cuffed too as he told the story tonight. Guys got onions.

You dont sweat much for a fat chick.

Gunfest

Try contacting a friend of mine who posts as "Basecamp"- Marty did the traverse a couple of years ago

Cool sounding trip Tony, despite the obstacles. I cant believe it rained though

shame I see it all over the playground there

Complete lack of kit is more like it. I wanted to push it continuous, but I was vury tired. I just layed down in the gravel

Trip: Stuart Range - Stuart Range Traverse Date: 7/15/2007 Trip Report: We all remmember the trip Peter Croft made though the Stuart range and beyond in the 80's. With only a water bottle and a couple of power bars he started by hiking from 8-mile camp and getting to Mt Stuart , he free-soloed the Complete North Ridge route then made his way across Sherpa, Argonaut, Colchuck, Dragontail, and Prussik. (Maybe 1 or 2 others as well). Saturday at 2am I left to have a go at it myself. Carrying some gear that didnt end up being necessary, the trip up Stuart went well despite the usual mosq's and heat. The rest of the trip was a lot of hiking with a few cool moves here and there. After an open bivvy at the Arg-Col col. I tagged Colchuck and D-tail and decided that was enough. Peter went out Snow lakes and jogged to his car. I did not want to strand my car . What Peter did was an amazing physical feat,done on young knees. He didnt write a big thing on it and neither will I, for reasons I may not go into. Suffice to say it was a good adventure and I cant wait to see the tr's that come in this summer. It looks to be another great year for that, Cheers to Peter the Great! Gear Notes: Rock shoes( Though Big Pete didnt) Approach Notes: Mountaineers Creek

I am surprised that I didnt see you guys there yesteday. I did get after it pretty early though and came in mtrs crk .

Yow! Glad to see you got it guys, Thanks for inviting an old fart like me. VERY sorry I couldnt make it now!

If those guys were hot chicks, I would have found them.

The Pacific crossing has begun You go Mister!

I was there at 700 and only saw hot volleyball players! WTF?

Hey Marty! Long time,no see!