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We were at about 6700 and it didn't get below 30F. Lucky night to force a bivy. Seriously though, glad you guys made it out without injury or divorce.

Climb: Cascade Pass-Someone out there has a story to share........... Date of Climb: 11/14/2004 Trip Report: You know who you are. Gear Notes: Not enough. Approach Notes: It's the descent that was the problem.

This is one of those ladder climbing machines. It can be used as a stairstepper or grab the hand rungs and climb with all fours. Gets your heart going quickly. No room in apartment.

Heal quickly Snowbyrd! I feel for you. I am actually more worried about your ribs.

Take me next time! How many rupies does it cost?

I bought a set for $79 a few years ago but didn't ever use them. Then I bought a few more somewhere. Check them out and make me an offer. I live in Redmond and work in Mountlake Terrace.

They are in the gallery under climbing.. Nice. I was looking under Alpine. I'm going up there in two weeks depending on weather. Thanks for the TR.

Hey What happened to the pictures???!!!!!

Done deal. Thanks for all the interest.

Looking for a definate overnighter just because I can and don't get the chance all that often. Still open till someone commits.

I have Nov 12-14 off and need a partner. ElDorado. NF Shucksan. Whatever. May be three of us if my original partner shows up.

But WHAT are you pissed about? Doesn't seem that anyone really knows the answers to the questions above. How can you get on your high horse without knowing the facts? I think it is sad that you have to ask. It's the bolts stupid! They are right next to a crack.

Quinn. My hero.

Cratered from 60 feet. No significant injuries. It's all in how you land.

Anyone who wants the job should be automatically disqualified

At highschool keggars in Montana (drinking age was 18 then)we used to stand at the keg and fill peoples' pitchers so we could check for a stamp. We always picked out one or two groups to pour a bit of 151 into each pitcher. They always got happier and passed out first. That was cool science.

Cute. Is she dating?

1) The route up the ridge on the peak next to Slesse. It looks just like the route on Slesse when there is low cloud cover and we climbed it by mistake. Right about the time I thought I was going to encounter the 5.10 pitch, I topped out. That is called an anticlimax. 2) The descent from the peak next to Slesse. We got higher on the descent than we did on the ascent and had to third class manky wet brush.

Your slides looked like eastern Montana. At least there we had cows to tip over. Enjoy.!!!

Good work Freeman. I wish I could join you but I am going to the opera that night. I will already have trouble staying awake.

Dude. A classic tooth ascent. Why would anyone do it on a sunny day?

Hey Carolyn, it was great meeting you! I'd love to hook up with you on your next trip. Meanwhile, send some of your trad photos to Dryad's Calendar collection. Try not to cover anything with gear tho. I loved your chalk bags and was bummed that I had already bought some for my girls.

Same rack on the ass problem.

Must be the fumes......

CC.COM is populated with a bunch of anal retentives. Are you all gay? My god. I've had my Aces for almost twenty years and have never even considered cleaning them. Get a life.