lisa

I wouldn't think nuns would be much fun either, too much guilt involved \"/. I gather you to big walls? How did you hurt your finger, trying to cram it in a crack? on a wall that is...How's portland for living?

Looks like some good herb...yummy! Always nice to enjoy a doobie en route or at camp.

I never worked on Rainier's North side, just hung out and climbed with ranger friends that worked at Shurman. '96-'98. Has anyone climbed the Tahoma sickle route in Sunset Amplitheater in the past year or two?

Is that you Mike? I can't believe it, I was just telling that story to a friend while we were up at good old Maude/7 Finger last weekend. How the hell are you, heard you got hitched, right on. Is Helen still around? I'm living in Bhm now, worked as the climbing ranger on Baker last year, full time gig, reminded me of the good old days on Rainier. Shoot me a mail outdoorenthusiast1@excite.com.

Ok, no studs needed, just fellow climbing enthusiasts. Strickland, have you climbed the Sisters? I can't believe they called off the search for the missing man from Wa. Having lost my brother in an avy back in the eighties and working for mountain rescue myself, I find it hard to give up on searching. My thoughts are with his family and the heartache of the unknown in which they suffer. On a lighter note, I may be moving to Bend next fall to take a job, not sure if I'm ready to be land locked. Climb on!

Any good looking, saavy and single climbers out there? Actually, anyone who enjoys bagging a peak on weekends would suffice, I know this isn't a dating site. I usually do ski climbs early season, I'm a pinhead, looking at trying the splitboard next season. Anyway, I do have a dog who enjoys bagging peaks as well, so I don't do much rock anymore, although I could leaver her home on occasion. Let's go climbing!