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dawg needs to sleep instead of rabid foaming at midnight. should have a hand drilled bolt addition party in IB this weekend.

great photos and story!

I'm no lineman so I don't have a educated answer to your question but here is a possible rationale. Earthquakes. If and when a earthquake happens, maybe the power lines would be damaged and hard to find and repair the breaks. Above ground lines are easier to repair. With the exception of city environments, it seems that wires on poles supply zones which are feed to houses underground. Not many above ground feeds to homes in rural areas.

never too old for diapers though.

legally? you should offer your price range for this since you are looking for a "free lance". Call N cascade mtn guide service. Lots of one on one custom work. If you really want one on one work, call any guide service as they all offer custom guiding.

next season, sweet! Thanks Stevens management. (not free lessons though) no more spending $$ for a couple hours on the hill. Still gotta pay for the adult though.

pm sent on boulders, glasses and puffy.

very nice D!

going off of this info, it doesn't sound like a diet that should only be done for 30 days. It sounds like a smart life long choice. no idea about the rest of the diet though.

now now, don't let the monkeys ruin the party. Stay strong with it. I find your progress with this interesting. If you are looking for some advice on something like this, maybe try the crossfit forum. (not cc.com of course) They have a forum page just for nutrition things.

book or cd? Sure wish we could buy a book. (decidedly old school) I'll buy whatever it is though.

R&D route on icicle buttress and a multi pitch to boot. sabre on castle rock, additional multi pitch bonus too. Summer is coming up so you should really be putting squamish on your radar. Take tyson up on the tour of erie. Your corn hole won't hurt to bad by the time he is done with you.

If I understand you right, second can clip into their own single locker which is attached to the master point. Same as the leaders. If the protection pieces are not far apart (2 bolts for example) then you can clip both ends of the equalette to one piece and a loop into the other. when you make the master point, you will still have a shelf. This applies if the equalette is a long single piece of webbing with a loop on each end. rabbit runner is another name. You may be thinking of a cord tied in a loop with a metal ring wrapped inside. Which one you talking about? whatever the case, you can both tie into the master point with single lockers each.

coleman deming route. fairly mellow glacier route with lots of big landmarks if things get foggy. great scenery too. I would shoot for a late july/august time frame. Should be lots of other people around too if that helps or deters you. (if the mountain is socked in, you can get disoriented, especially on the summit dome)

would one day in spray create a healthy post count for trust?

damn it. condolences to family and coworker in the park.

too much variety in gear for a smash n grab theft. and besides, who climbs with a brake bar anyway?

thanks for the TR. Never knew anything about Logan before. I assumed it was more like a bigger rainier but it is obviously more serious and BIGGER. great self portrait and other photos.

Kurt is up in alaska range.

better for making anchors. (with hard knot,not the sliding X) I got one that would be the length of a double sling and can easily make 3 point gear anchors in most situations. A gear anchor with a double runner would have to have the pieces rather close together.

DIng Ding! this is why we have the interweb. Love the Church of Mosh.

I am not layton, either

CMH? made by chris?

in the photo with the 5.8 traverse, I can see what looks like a old avi debris that poured onto the frozen lake. Looks like torn apart trees deposited onto the ice. Is this what it looks like? While certainly possible, I have never seen avi debris in that part of the area. (which is a nice bivy area in winter)

extended foul weather can flush most people away, especially those camping. Sitting in the hut, while feeling like you are wasting time, is comfortable and when the weather improves, you will have the area to yourself. This is becoming a rarity. We sat in the hut for 3 days during a nasty spell with heavy rains. Every day, another batch of soggy campers would hike out. But on that fourth day, it was alpine nirvana. Took a couple days for the crowds to return. But if it is nice, applebee is much closer and a little cheaper and bit more scenic. Has toilets too.