Jarred_Jackman

Obviously I have a Betamid that I'm selling. $50 and it's yours. It's in great shape. The zipper caught the zipper collar one time and tore a super tiny hole in it, I seam sealed it and it's great, the tear wasn't in the tent body anyhow. This tent is stored hung, not packed, and has been used about 10 times. It's great, I just don't need it anymore. Who wants it? I'm in the Gorge, you could pick it up, but shipping should be pretty inexpensive!

There's still a little snow on the approach, OuterSpace was dry, it's still cold in there though.

Heading up that way soon and wondering where the snow starts on the Snow Creek Trail.

I teach HS art at Mtn View in Vancouver. Yes I love Alpine, not big on cragging but do it to get in better rock shape. Hope to do a lot of new routes this summer as well and kayak a bunch!

I'm living in N. Bonneville, middle of the Gorge. I'm a teacher, so I'm looking for people with a similar schedule. Want to get to know some more folks so I'll have a list of partners to call when the long weekends and extended breaks come around (continuously.) Want to do some long multi-pitch rock this summer and some good ridge traversing (Stuarts.) Also, anybody who climbs and paddles? I'll be combining these trips all summer long! Who's out there?

I would be willing to trade a case of good beer to anyone driving from Seattle to Portland before this Friday. The catch is you'd have to deliver my kayak to PDX in exchange for the beer, and it would have to be before this Friday. Email me if you're interested. jarredjackman@hotmail.com

No worries Fern, thanks for offering. There are a couple people who could pick it up and now it's in Vancouver. Maybe if I wait long enough it'll just slowly make it's way down the I-5 corridor.

I know, I talked with them. Just to clarify, this wasn't me that paddled the boat. I wouldn't have left it. My buddy got beat down and shaken up and didn't know where the boat was. So as it was getting darker we didn't search the river banks for it, thinking it would likely be fruitless anyhow. I talked with Doug I think his name was, and oddly enough he said that even had I called in to say the boat was abandoned for the time being, but nobody was harmed, they would have had to fly anyhow just as a protocol type of thing. Not sure why. Anyway, sounds like I might be able to get it back here in a couple of weeks. I'm sure it's damaged, I just hope it's repairable.

Fern, PM sent. If Fern can't pick it up, the 25th with the pickup would work perfectly. It will fit either on the truck or in the back. Just needs some straps to make sure it doesn't fly off/out. There are safety points on the kayak to tie to so it won't budge. If Fern doesn't email/call tonight, I'll call you this weekend and get something worked out. Curiosty, that's a good point. He put onto a small creek that was pretty much like a steep long staircase with not eddies and lots of rocks. Why I let him borrow my boat is now beyond me. Anyhow, he flipped, swam after getting beat by rocks, held onto the boat but it was sweeping him downstream and he was getting beat. He let go of the boat and went for shore. The boat kept going downstream. End of story until the BC locals spotted it and drug it out of the creek and saw a post on a local forum.

Random request. My friend paddled my kayak on a small creek near Squamish and lost it. Some local found it and called me. So the boat is in Squamish at the Fire Hall. If someone is heading up there and would be willing to haul the boat back down, there would be copious amounts of beer or other party favors in it for the kind transporter. The boat just needs to get to Seattle, a buddy of mine could pick it up there. I live in the Gorge and won't be able to get up that far N for awhile. Please let me know if this sounds feasible. It would be super easy I promise. thanks!!! Jarred 208.309.0124 jarredjackman@hotmail.com

I just moved back to WA and will be teaching at Mtn View HS in east Vancouver. I don't know yet whether we'll be living in Vancouver or not as I need to wait on some jobs my gfriend applied for. As it is, I need a place to rent for the short term (she hasn't moved yet.) A room would be fine, a house fine, something that is month by month and low committment. I'm a non-smoker, don't have our dogs with me, they're still in ID. I kayak, climb, etc. So I'm not around a lot on the weekends. Let me know if anyone out there would like to help me out. I'm also not picky, just need a roof and a shower. In fact if you have a decent yard I could pitch my tent in, shout out, maybe it'll work for me. Price is negotiable. email me: jarredjackman@hotmail.com Thanks, take care Jarred

Unless the check doesn't make it to my account for some reason, the holds are off the market.

Only if I can sell your sister for more than the holds, then yes, I'm in. I have had two offers, one knucklehead wanted to pay me $50 and have me deliver them, needless to say I didn't think to long on that one. Another guy wants them and offered $100, we haven't ironed out the deal yet tho...if you would like them throw out an offer, first person to put half the money down thru paypal will have them reserved for when I get them to WA with the rest of my crap, which should be within about 30 days.

100 climbing holds from two Metolius 50 packs (variety, everything from jibs to jugs.) I also have a wrench and the screws and bolts, sorry, no T Nuts. This was all installed once, used very little. I don't see myself buying enough holds to get a good system going, so it's for sale. Make an offer as I don't know what used holds are worth. I do want cash, not beer, used snow tires, soiled underwear, etc. In a week I'll be in Vancouver, WA area, right now I'm in ID so shipping would kill you. I can deliver or you can pick up once I move to WA in a few days. email: jarredjackman@hotmail.com

I've been on some mulit-day kayaking trips with people who used this brand, it seems like it would work completely fine for 99% of situations. Only seriously heavy wind and heavy snowfall might hinder it. Looked like a decent ten though

This is a great tent, great shape, been used a few times in the cascades but always taken great care of. Has nick in mesh about 1/4" long. Could easily be seam sealed. Tent is burly and bombproof, great for climbs when major snowfall, cold weather, or serious wind is a concern. 3 person with room for 4 if cozy. I'm 6'4" and I fit with room to spare, the tent is really spacious. Double vestibules, one is large and great for gear. This tent isn't made anymore as MSR bought Moss and pretty much just starting building the similar designs with a different name. Tents like this retail for around $600. Email questions. jarredjackman@hotmail.com Everything is included, tent, fly, tent bag, poles (2 for tent, 1 for fly), stakes, guy lines, repair sleeve for potential broken pole. Image is attached, not actual tent, if you need actual email let me know. We don't use it enough to warrant keeping it.

Yeah, Ivan, I met you when we all attempted Yocum a few years back. Any leads for me to check out? You're a teacher right, doesn't that make you rich?

I'm moving to the Gorge(Vancouver/Washougal area) August 15th and need a place to rent. It's me, my girlfriend, and a couple dogs. Any leads would be appreciated. We would love to find a place out of town and keep in under $900 but that might be asking a lot. We're also willing to slum it for a year and save some more money to buy some land. thanks

Not to tell you how to do it, but if you're really looking for a great experience, buy a copy of freedom of the hills, read it, find some people who climb, and get a group of buddies together and climb Baker. It's not that technically challenging, and it's not that long, so you should be fine if you're in reasonably decent shape. If you do go with Madness ask for Mark Ryman, he's a great guy! Any sunny day during the summer is a good day for Baker.

This is a great car, I bought a diesel VW and don't need two cars. The miles are a little high and that's why the car isn't in the $9500 range. The miles are about 80% highway miles though, so not hard miles. It's a great runner with new plugs, timing belt at 100K, new alternator, winter package, AC, Cruise, Automatic Tranny, dark green, etc. If you're interested it's listed on autotrader.com, here's the link: http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ca...n&cardist=0 feel free to email with questions

Done, check your PMs and let me know that you're really going to send it and I'll get the tent in the mail.

Funny, I just noticed that you're also trying to get what you think is a fair price from a piece of gear. Interested that you saw fit to make fun of me doing the same thing. I'll trade you the pack for the tent. I know that's a raw deal for you, but I'll throw it out there just the same.

Honestly, I would rather eat that Betamid and excrete it out and eat it again than sell it to you for $100. So no, I don't want your $41.50. And no, I don't have other PMs about the tent. No worries, it's $50, I'll just ebay it or hold onto it, or give it to a friend for free.

Hey Mr Arc, what's your zip code, I don't know how much shipping is but if you want it for $50 it's yours.

Dropping the price to $50, come on somebody wants to buy this tent. It's a good deal!