Wired_Knut

I tink maybe Josh is retarted. He ton't know how to spell retarded. At least he can count.

missing ?

Anyone out there have one of these bags and what do you think about it compared to others you have used ? 7500 Cu-Inches wieghs 5 lbs, 3oz

More links on the incident if you care to know: http://www.aspentimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?Site=AA&Date=20030123&Category= > NEWS&ArtNo=301220002&Ref=AR&AvisData=AT > > http://www.nationalpost.com/national/story.html?id=%7B9869BFEC-3F6F-464A-BBFC-3F0BB0AE4D7A%7D > > http://alpineclub-edm.org/accidents/accident.asp?id=923

How about an Aid Climbing catagory? It would be good to have a place where other Wall Rats could get beta, find new partners, share tips and swap lies. There's one specific to ice conditions.

Anyone been up to Camp Muir in the last couple days? I would like to get out for some turns on Friday and can't decide which skis to take.

I thought he died a while back?!

Can anyone but Allison recommend a good Subaru mechanic? The Road Warrior is getting pretty noisy.

The road is still open but don't know for how long.

the old brown becky says it goes to A1, the 2nd edition says to 5.7 what's your estimate on the grade? standard alpine rack ? sound like quality rock, yes/no ?

Looking for some route beta, anyone been up there latley?

You guys crack me up!

If the Banff Mountain Film Festival was not enough of a fix, another option: Town Hall 1119 Eighth Ave, 652-4255 MOUNTAINFILM IN TELLURIDE Sat Jan 19 at 5, 8 MOUNTAINFILM IN TELLURIDE In a state lousy with film festivals (Colorado), Mountainfilm stands out as being a "climbing-related" event, which is to say that the shorts presented here all have something to do with rocks or climbing them, to which I say: Chomp on, granolas! (SEAN NELSON) Town Hall

Anyone know of a website for the Canadian equivalent of "Topozone.com". I can't get the BC map I need locally and need to get a look at one before casting off. [ 12-24-2001: Message edited by: Wired Knut ]

"If the conquest of a great peak brings moments of exultation and bliss, which in the monotonous, materialistic existence of modern times nothing else can approach, it also presents great dangers. It is not the goal of grand alpinisme to face peril, but it is one of the tests one must undergo to deserve the joy of rising for an instant above the state of crawling grubs. On this proud and beautiful mountain we have lived hours of fraternal, warm and exalting nobility. Here for a few days we have ceased to be slaves and have really been men. It is hard to return to servitude". -Lionel Terray