Dave_Schuldt

Fine with me, where is it?

Let's pick a place soon.

The wilderness plan has much local support. And yes it's good to see you back in true form BUSH SUCKS!!!!!

That link is the internet at it's best. That's ome serious bike she's got! Wonder what she does for a living. There was a NOVA about this area but I can't find the link.

TOTAL BULLSHIT

So are you going to tell us where this is?

If they were serious about permits they would have a self registration at the parking lot. Like they do for state parks. We saw no rangers.

There's a flake on the 2nd pitch of Onlime at Static Point that would be fun to pry off. You might have to replace the bolts below.

THE MAGIC NUMBER!!! WHERE SHOULD WE GO? VANCUVER BC? AMSTERDAM?

That"s what they said.

Saw a slide show about it last night. Looks realy cool. Much old and old second groth. Remote, large area with no roads or trails. Some good off trail hiking with large alpine medows. Some good bushwhacking as well. Grizl bears too!

No snow park sticker required this time of year.

KOBE IS SUCH A LOOSER WHEN COMPARED TO BECKHAM. WHAT MAKES THIS AFAIR SO FUNNY IS THAT THEY WERE HELD UP AS AN EXAMPLE OF THE "IDEAL" COUPLE. TONY BLAIR SAID SO. MAYBE THE WHOLE THING IS BEING STAGED BY BECK'S PUBLISIST. HYPE SELLS TICKETS$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

THIS IS HUGE IN THE UK! http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/story_pages/news/news1.shtml WAY BETTER THAN CLINTON!

Yes

A 5 star TR

Went to signt the summit register. Found a reference to Trask and Allison in there. The power of cc.com.

verglas, that was you I talked to.

Climb: St Hellens-Worm Flows Date of Climb: 4/11/2004 Trip Report: We drove down Saturday night, Jacks Resteraunt was closed so we didn’t get a permit. Started walking at 4:45, we put our skis on after a few hundred yards. It had been warm overnight so I was worried about the lack of a surface freeze. Gary Yngve and I were on AT gear and John was on XC skies with metal edges and skins. We made good time to the tree line. As we headed up the crust got better. We went up the east side of the south face to stay out of the sun. When it got steep John gave up trying to ski and just walked. There were a few steep sections we had to cross so I was glad I had the ski crampons. Talked to a snow border who had hiked up overnight and was headed down. It was too early so he was doing lots of side slipping on the crust. When we got too the summit there was only one other guy getting ready to ski down. Didn’t hang out for long because it was cold and windy. We could hear the snowmos! As we started down the first of a strung out group of Mounties were getting close to the top The first few hundred feet were kind of hard from all the boot tracks, after that it was awesome easy turning corn. Turn after turn! Got soft near the bottom but was still good. I thought it was going to be much softer. John hiked most of the way down. As we were taking a break at their bottom we could see the Mounties heading down. All were on foot. We felt sorry for them, they were going to be wallowing in the slush. We had a nice cruise out. XC skies with skins will save you lots of time on the approach. Just stash them when it gets steep. It was Easter Sunday, a great day to be out in the mountains while most people are wasting a beautiful day at church and family gatherings. Thanks to john for driving and Gary for the pics. Gear Notes: Ski crampons were great to have. Approach Notes: Melting fast.

Whenever I go Static, I always wonder if anyone has been up the valley. Is there anything worth doing up there? It looks cool.

The Nickerson is fine with me.

That area has some great runs and this time of year no snowmos.

I was up there today. TR and pictures soon. Jacks restrant (that's restaurant you dumb mother fucker...AK)was closed at 10:15 Saterday(Saturday) night so we didn't get a permit. Didn't see any rangers.

It's a 10 minute video. http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/sky04.mpg