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Yes, I know it was you and you were supposed to keep quiet

The individual who posted this on summitpost can keep smiling silently

Thanks to all those who have provided info both here and in PM form. I will certainly hit you up for more when the time comes. Good to know that this sort of thing works, that underneath all the "peacocking and false charging" folks are there with the deal

Ahh, I like it! Thanks for the approach info. Funny to hear the SW butt was mossy? Didn't seem like TD- when I was at the base of it in March: (the RH ridge in photo) Was the fixed rope still there at the crux on the E ridge?

Hey when Mike leaves we can make up funny posts like this:

Yes, i am mad as hell at the Montanans because there is not enough of them to properly summon a community of hype about their hills Just as i am so fuckin pissed off at the residents of Hazelton BC for not issuing a guidebook for theSeven Sisters If you read my original post, you'll see I am responding to the statement of Randall Green in his book: "For the sake of preserving the spirit of adventure, we chose to leave out many routes hidden in Montana's vast wilderness areas."

Whats the shit on middle horizon at the very left?

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Thank you. I climb with the people I do to make myself look normal.

The people who would write it do know.

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Thanks for the info all. I still take issue with non-publication. yes, a guidebook will increase traffic (there were ~double the usual flights into Waddington this year fwih), but there also needs to be a critical mass ready to act on that guidebook. From the little I learned about MT while there for a few days, it struck me that there wasn't enough of a climbing base within that state to really abuse the wilderness in the manner feared by those "in the circle" Or maybe I'm wrong, maybe the climbs in MT are so damn good that even the mention of them would unleash the hoardes of Westfalia pad brahs like Orcs from the depths of Middle Earth Though I doubt the area is in danger of becoming "the next Colorado" or Bugs.

Bitterroots, Montana: Discuss . . . Trapper Peak area from the road. There are apparently a few grade IV 5.9s here.

yep

Ahh, Steve we got a pretty good record going! Sure there was this this summer: But there was also this and this last year:

Sure

"Angry Nipple Discharge, Brambles Buttress Sky,Carlos Rossi Memorial Tower,Holliway,West Face of Cutthroat..." I feel special, these all involve me you forgot Bendor The lesson here is: scopin for FAs around here is a crapshoot. Go to the icefields:

bigger Muscovites? Who could be bigger?

Yeah maybe the fire will go all the way to the upper Nahatlatch and burn all the moss of those buttresses and turn them into granite

Imagine my oversight!

A new MEC in North Van will likely make things easier for Squamish bound Yanks loadin up on cheap BD and dead bird PDF Press Release if it loads for you it wont for me but I don't need it really I saw the ad in the paper.

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