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My thoughts exactly, and sell 27 different flavors of marmalade.

So, since you'll be working there on the w/ends, it doesn't leave you much time for climbing. Bummer!

Nanu! Das Geidbuch!

Approach Notes: The route is about 4.4 miles up the Icicle Creek road just across fom the Snow Creek Valley parking lot. You mean snow creek trail head area, right? So, this is around the Air Roof cragging area?

Taken from near the top of Liberty Crack route. Mr. Layton, are you implying that I somehow manipulate my photos?! Spose you're gonna say this looks extra yellow or something.

Flick and I headed out to the Coulee today, 1-6. Looking east in the morning revealed clear skies. It was somewhat warm to start out, then got real cold, with constant bluster. We were able to get in a number of pitches before it became too cold. Bootied a stopper someone left about 10' up Pony Keg after a couple gentle taps of the nut tool. Pretty good day of winter cragging.

A few more...

This winter is really great so far, but with no end in sight, sometimes I just long for warm rock with good friends. Go ahead, post more if ya want.

cool pics. I love photo onslaughts!

To see Jamin get his FWA in '07.

If no one bites on Jamin's offer, I have another FWA idea...care to come with?

and directing them to CC.Com.

Fuck that lame rag. A climb of this magnitude should be sent straight to Outside or Men's Journal.

I love the reaction of the belayer. None, other than look at the camera and laugh.

Cool. Looking at your photos, looks like you went up to that higher point and skied down that gulley a bit. I think in spring, skiing from near the summit would make for a huge descent down the S.E. side, depending on coverage near the road.

Ground fall clip. The bruthah was lucky. No lid to protect the noggin.

In reviewing my posts, I don't see anywhere that I've disparaged Shoreline. The new owners are from Laos, which is close enough for me. They can be from Butthole Wisconsin, so long as their food doesn't resemble that garbage from Thai Restaurant.

They're new. They just have to work out the bugs, get used to the locals...They'll be around for a while. For perspective...did you know three years ago the Wenatchee World voted the Wenatchee Skippers as "Best Seafood" restaurant in the area?

The Thai Restaurant serves exotic Chinese Food under the guise of "Thai Food". What about 'the Thai Restaurant' near Miller/Chelan Ave (I forget exactly)? The Thai Restaurant serves exotic Chinese Food under the guise of "Thai Food".

Truly, it's frickin' lame.

Spoken like a true alpine climber.

On a brighter note...Wenatchee got its first Thai restaurant, in E. Wenatchee, Valley Mall Parkway. Mai Lee Thai Restaurant. Excellent food, like you're in Seattle. Check it out. But I digress...

If you're talking about the Y, then I hope you're using "wall" in the loosest sense of the term. It's a sorry waste of your materials, Dub.

The road had X/C ski tracks and about 6" of powder, but that was it. No sled tracks as yet.

My turns are the ones on skier's right. Though the coverage turned out to be great up high, still you couldn't relax too much, wondering when you were going to get tripped up by a rock or stump. Travis was fueled solely on some Primus induced adrenaline. So, when you gonna get some wild snow in? Robbie? The lifts are making you soft.