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Hey ClimbAndSki, Check your PMs, I've got your crampon. Climbed the route on 5/25, in great condition. Only saw two other parties in the area. ~6" fresh/spindrift on top firm snow. Steve

Climbed The Tooth on 4/29. The notch south of Pineapple Pass was passable on the lookers left - quickly melting out and may present problems until better melts out. Pitch 1 and 2 were wet from snow melt, Pitch 3 was still 90% snow, and snow still on summit. There is a ton of fixed gear on the route, it's almost a sport route! There was also tat everywhere and has since been cleaned up a bit. Steve

All gear is in excellent condition, contact for picts. Arc Teryx Cierzo 35 Pack (old style) - $40 Color: Gold Grivel Manu Pack (old style, 13L) - $30 Wild Things EP Jacket - $40 Size: M, Color: Grey *Slight rip in the arm, patched with Gore-Tex patch Yates Big Wall Ladder/Aiders (Set of two, never used) - $40 for both *comes with BD Fifi Buyer pays shipping, will meet locally in Seattle. Send me a PM or email if interested: srybolt AT gmail dot com

Yes, PM Sent.

MSR XGK II in great condition. $75.00 or willing to discuss reasonable offer. Located in Seattle. Picture: http://gallery.me.com/srybolt#100139/IMG_0643&bgcolor=black Steve

I have a XGKII, $80 (willing to discuss price). Where are you located? Here's a picture: http://gallery.me.com/srybolt#100139/IMG_0643 Steve

It's been sold

I was up there yesterday intent on climbing W Ridge - 30 mph winds. 0 visibility in the AM, and lots of snow on the route. With a little bit of a later start than we wanted time was not on our side.

Perfect condition and used less than 5 times, too big for what I want it for. Color, blue. $50. Prefer sale in Seattle put will ship at cost. Accept cash or PayPal. Steve http://s.stpost.com/eccStoreFront/product_images/3488U/f_3488U_1.jpg

Anyone need a good stove?

MSR XGK II Stove w/11oz fuel bottle. Great condition. $50 Pending payment. Picts: http://gallery.me.com/srybolt#100139&bgcolor=black&view=grid In Seattle area. Cash or PayPal. Will ship at cost. Shoot me a PM or email @ srybolt at hotmail dot come Steve

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Gear that remains: BD Camalots .5 – 2 (old style, prefer to sell set together) – $140 for all 4 (Tentative) MSR XGK II w/11oz fuel bottle - $80 Backcountry Access Trekkers - $80 Deadman snow anchor - $15

Canon S95. Easily programable, great lens, easy controls, great in low light. It does tend to overexpose a bit in bright snow but much better than most point and shoots. Downside is the location of the flash.

Gear for sale. Buyer pays shipping or arrangement in Seattle area. PM me for additional information. Pictures can be found here: http://gallery.me.com/srybolt#100139&bgcolor=black&view=grid All gear is a great condition. BD Camalots .5 – 2 (old style, prefer to sell set together) – $140 for all 4 MSR XGK II w/11oz fuel bottle - $80 Backcountry Access Trekkers - $80 Backcountry Access Stash BC Pack - $50 Petzl headlamp - $10 Voile snow shovel - $15 Marmot DriClime windshirt (size M; black) - $40 Jansport Endeavor 8000 pack - $50 Deadman snow anchor - $15

Brand new pair of Fritchi Freeride (Size M). Price: $325 Let me know if interested, located in Seattle. Steve

Glad you guys had fun. I briefly spoke with you at Ingraham Flats (party of two along cow path). Looked like you had a long day. We did the D.C. on Sunday morning. Woke to clear and windless skies followed by high winds, sleet and snow. We summited in a whiteout from 13,000'+. Pretty miserable but always great to get out. It was amazing how few people were at Muir.

Congrats to Hannah... Glad to know it wasn't anything like the Delmar Fadden incident.

Try to find a copy of the Bellingham Rock Guide. It is out of print and probably is the only assistance for the area. The author is now in Arizona. Better places to climb... With all the new bouldering areas/problems and those areas that are becoming overgrown, it would be fun to have and/or make a "new" B'ham rock guide. Just a thought...

I hear Fairweather knows something about this and is planning something this summer. He has wanted to do it for a long time now...

No substantial ice on Pan Dome. The slope above has not slid either. It is really warm up there, it was 42 on Monday!

I enjoyed shinning the rocks with my skis. You could "ride " the entire mountain but coverage is minimal, and I mean minimal. Austin's was in "good" shape, upper Pan and North Face. The chair 8 side was packed with people, groomers "ok" but there are still rocks poppin' out with little warning. Was interesting trying to switch between upper and lower lodges on the "groomed" trail. Personal opinion: I am waiting until they hit 40" of base...hopefully soon.