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The camera is Panasonic DMC-ZR3 14meg with 10x zoom.

timmy_t it was nice meet @ Sahale camp on Monday. What incredible fall day. I hope you don't mind me posting some pictures on your TR that I took up there on Monday. Erick Big scenery = big pictures

I do the standard shoelace knot with extra twist in the starting knot ending with a double knot. Also when waterproofing the boots I do the laces too. It keeps the laces from getting saturated, freezing and the added friction keeps the knots tight.

Winter access from the North is really easy only extra 2.5 miles road walking to get Colchuck Lake TH. Couple of years ago I was able to climb Ice Cliff Gl. in one long day in Feb. Also, I don't think the Sherpa Gl. route is any harder then the Cascadian. Ice Cliff Gl. 02/26/2005 TR

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To answer my own question. I went home for lunch and found the mountain on page 147 green Beckey. No where near where I though it was located. That couloir sure looks intriguing. Anyone been up there?

It’s been a slow morning at work, so I have been browsing through John Scurlock incredible photos. I been looking at this photo of Bandit Peak listed in Central & North Cenral Cascades gallery. Anyone know where this mountain is located? I searched USGS topo and did find anything. From one of the photos it looks like its South of Kyes Peak. Link to gallery page:Bandit Peak

that would be great!!! thanks

Looks like the weather is shaping up for Friday, Partly Cloudy I would like to ski Baker Easton GL, but I'm open for suggestions. 425 864-6528 Erick

More photos NBC from Saturday

Nice pictures John - Lets not do that again

We started from the car around 9am

Another bag option that I have been looking at for this summer is MacPac 150 SF. According to the web site, the bag weights in at 1lb 3oz for fully tape sealed waterproof shell w/725 down. I was thinking this with a light siltarp would be a good sleeping system. I know that Pro Mountain carries there packs, I bet Jim could order a sleepbag too. Erick

Formidable & Big 4 TR's - Great photos Question for Phil, What are you using to capture the video?

Lets see some pictures