Dave_Schuldt

Hey Dave, check out this link. Although it's a mountain bike guide, I thought it was a cool concept. Always up to date. http://www.galbraithmt.com/index.htm

More research = another link. http://www.galbraithmt.com/index.htm

Hey Tex, I saw this grafiti in the bathroom at Vail. "If god had ment for Texans to ski he would have made bullshit white". Learn to ski and prove us wrong!!!!!

Don't forget to remind people about the film at REI.

Check seccond Acent in Balard, I have seen some nice stuff in there. they would be willing to trade.

I would like to go but I think the wather will suck. Maybe next weekend.

It was packed last year.

have another. http://hollynewsnet.org/WSCC/MAPS/

here is another link. http://www.olympus.net/ptcyclery/trailhead.html

Hey icegirl, let's see the Pub Club "after hours" vidio. Should be exciting!!!

Pig N Whisle 8412 Greenwood ave. N From I-5 take the 85th street exit west to Greenwood ave.

quote: Originally posted by v: How about some place NEW like Bad Alberts in Ballard. Does this mean your going to show?

A new place sounds fine to me. Is the P and W non smokeng? It's nice to go to a non smoking place once and a while. The P & W is closer to I-5

Turn it in or notify UW lost and found. More likley someone wil check there.

There is a Subway across the street and a market/ deli nearby.

Lurker Jeff Hansel requests the Eastlake Zoo. Easy access to I-5. they hav3e shuffle board which was a big hit last time.

Check this link out for trail info near Seattle. http://www.bbtc.org/recreation/trails.php

quote: Originally posted by Dave Schuldt: Check your PM inbox

Check your PMS

Anna, go to the Royal Columns at the Tieton River near Yakima Wa. There are a bunch or easy routes. The anasite is solid and takes nets and hexes like a dream. I have bean climbing almost 10 years and still get verry frustated sometimes. Some days your head is together and some days it's not. If it was easy it wouldn't be rewarding. Knowing when to back off is the most inportant thing. "Aways better to do too little than too much"

Looking for road and mountain bike partners this winter when the skiing sucks. I do 50 to 75 mile rides during the winter. I just bought a mountian bike, so I would not be up for supper technical rides. Eaven though people complain about the weather, I still get a lot of riding in without getting totaly soaked and cold.

There is a backcountry ski guide by Seabury Blair that has tours in the Olympics.

GO FOR IT CANADA!!!!! FUCK THE U.S.!!!!

Go in drag.

Come on people, he needs more suggestions!!!