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Nice thinking Catbirdseat but I think the punk ass kids that show up to drink, fuck, and get high will leave their trash no matter what. But yes, it would be nice to get on top of things. Last years (?) cleanup had things looking relatively nice.

It is true though, he does focus only on the Tour. He's skipping the Worlds this year too. Says he needs to take a break and refocus and that he wants to be in the same shape he was for the first four next year. No kidding, Lance , but so does Eddy.

IMO they are no more convenient, but are a better (safer) choice than slinging trees accross the trail. I am seriously concerned about the sketching punks that run around that place, perhaps it has not always been that way? Can anyone tell me when the bolt anchors on Vertical Therapy were put in? Blueberry Jam? White Rabbit? I only started climbing at Rocky last year so I'm curious. 'New anchors' is a relative term I guess. I agree with Hal, the more of a climbing community we can build out there, the safer we will all be. Hope we can all have a good discussion on Tuesday. And yeah, bring a garbage bag. I pulled a case of empty PBRs and Wendy's wrappers out from the base of Toothpick on Saturday, yuk.

And I'm gunna be bouldering the fortress at the Butte tonight if any of you Portland foos are up for climbing and gettin' irie.

ditto!

that's rich !

Thanks, good to learn, let's all be careful yo.

well, so how'd it happen?

and I got a nice booty too.

What's that?

have some bad experiences there trask?

no way man daisy chains are bomber!

Wait a sec who hates who here all this is quite confusing.

Damn Iain!

I've had two resoles on two different pairs from Mountain Soles in Portland, one week turnaround, ~$40. You can drop off directly or at just about and PDX gear shop. They've been great so far about halfway through on one pair and everything is holding together fine. http://www.mtnsoles.com/

RUMR! You should find a better way to get people's attention!

Dunno, we're talking anchors here not 'random bolts'. Given the nature of the crag and the shithead punks that are always wandering around and fukking with things, it is far better IMO to have the anchor over the edge than it is to sling any of the many bomber trees and run a rope over the trail. While you can set up a gear anchor on some climbs it is difficult for most. Bill, I seem to recall you taking advantage of said anchors? Ok, next time I'll bring my rack and cordallettes, no bolts, no chains.

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Thanks all for the camping beta, we had a 'n weekend. Believe the rumors, this place is all choss. We were trundled on repeatedly by pigeons.

the tour ruled that there was no violation. real audio sux!

I look at that damn chimney everytime I drive by, scary!

Word, thanks Doug.

are they similar in size and weight to an avalanche transceiver?