G-spotter

Essence sans plomb.

I just bought some of the Camp Nanos and they are like halkf of a normalk biners weight but the size of those scary old Faders biners. However they are rated to 22kn! And not bad rope radius either.

triple s

but did you ski it afterwards?

Taking your cell phone up a 1 pitch route seems pretty "sport to trad " there too JH.

DFA is in hiding too But his posse is reppin in the Wack I saw "DFA Posse" spraypainted on some walls tonight.

sly stallone cranked 5.11 while training for cliffturkey

race hater!

I did find this

I seem to recall that the main street has "No Cruising" signs posted.

in the orange box, they don't define how much "extra caution" or how much steeper "steep terrain" is either. A qualitative scale?! Horrible! The Mountaineers Basic course taught me NEVER to use my own judgement!

frickin plushies

nevermind I found it http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/511135/page/43/fpart/1/vc/1

there is another thread somewhere with the pics from this can anybody remember where it is?

Water bottle parka on the harness, prayer flag over the shoulder.

Do you remember when you were a teenager and you were heading out on a date and your father took you aside for some fatherly advice "Son, don't do anything I wouldn't do". That's what "normal caution" means.

Single walls are the one-piece goretex suits of the sleeping world. If you need one, you will know. Otherwise it's just posing.

Just climb all your routes in a single push and then you can camp at the Drake which is much more enjoyable.

Where is Iain? No posts for weeks Hope he's out skiing and not lying in a crevasse somewhere.

rappelling is aid

Maybe this thread will go to 40 or 50 pages like the rc.n00b anchor thread. It's not rocket science! Just put your gear on your harness. If it's Classic Crack you can fit everything on a harness but for most routes you will run out of gear loops so you put some draws on a gear sling. Or a "draw sling" in this case. If you're paying attention you will know on which side to rack which gear. Like if you are going to climb Caboose you should put most of the gear you plan on placing on your left gear loops cause your right side will be leaning against of the wall most of the time.

Except hurt your pocketbook, if you pay $200 for something that doesn't work.

Is that because your waist is wider than your ass?

Avalungs might work in Rocky Mountain fluffy puff but is there any documented evidence they haveever saved anyones life or even made a difference in survival rates on the Coast?