Szyjakowski

hey when do you wanna go?

the offwidth thru the roof is barnrat. on rat dome; unfortunately access is kinda fuked. we need a bridge. yo access fund people who read this site we neeed a bridge in the icicle to get to rat creek!!!!

layton. i believe you are talking about enchantment peak. dragontail is nice quality msb in an alpine setting..what else can you ask for????

damnation, easter overhang.... big bertha looks nice. all ltown. anyone done sidewinder lib bell?

go get drunk you psycho... hah! really now, very well writen.

good point pete. overnight hike to the sportclimbs!!!!!!!!!

hah! i aint no midget...just thought that luke was a little overboard on that comment. personally it is the 5.9+ +dirt routes that get me jazzed...although 5.4 is really good too. a 6meter problem is hardly worth bolting no matter how shitty the landing. what a typical british wanker. obviouosly he wasn't in the gritzone.

suck a fat one peter penis eater. 6 meters? the landing must be really bad. dude, you are gonna get a fat lip talking to mr hirst that way.

rebel yell is sweet. but remember the unclimbed lines to the left???????????????????????

awagon just post it here. tia.

2+ weeks in the needles of california. hardly worth arguing with me.

Rock n' Rattle or something like that with the slabish 11c crux? good guess...this is none other than the midget jerk sending "tubbing at der ritterhoff" 11a. rock n' rattle with the slabby 11- moves to the llc bulge is to the right.

the first 5.9 in the country was climbed there...called the open book...i haven't been there but i hear the moves are quality and the climbing is full value... way better choice imho then the little boulders of jtree but that place rocks too. have fun. i am going to the needles this fall.

i may be in the area on a long weekend...let me check the schedule and get back to you. yes we will most likely be in the area for the weekend after the 4th. prolly see ya.

repeat downclimb south arete.

we want pics...are they in the gallery? yeppers...so, where is those money shots of the entire mt. mr shortcut???? huh, come on i want them. and the sunglass pic.

this sounds like quite a good climb...pass the deets please to my homepage. thanks.

yup, what year were you bham rat? and there was no rock climbers before you climbing the choss heaps on chuckanut drive, right?!? overheard on a boulder somewhere.......... name the variation to the elimination bro bra, blah fuking blah. please pass the pad i think i am going to fall off this mantle after that last bong tokee. yo!!!!!!!

thrutch- Bwaahahahahahahahahahaha hey distel, me and bp spyed and climbed some super sweet boulders in the enchantments... well, they were all v0 but they were also a thousand feet off the deck...i guess they are considered highball...the crash pad is the glacier. btw have a blast that place is sweet but don't forget to check out paradise forks...way better. basalt splitters.

i completely agree. ML is gay.

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index was off the hook thurday nite!

who you calling wanker you canadian transplant.

one of who'S... reading the instruction manual on route- classic!