Gary_Yngve

how about a gift certificate for a massage?

i have their Segmentation Fault shotglass.

I have a copy of the men's calendar at home, and I don't believe any junk is showing in any shot. (if there's interest, I'll bring it to a pub club or to ropeup if i can find the time to go)

Five years ago, Dean's plan was for an eventual coffee book. Dunno if that's changed.

I heard that where Amazon has free warehouse space, they let their purchased products age a few days before shipping, so there's an apparent value-added to paying extra for speedier processing.

The 2006 and 2007 calendars were a bit disappointing because they were mostly repeating 2002-2005, but the 2008 calendar has all new material, including: some shots w/ Cerro Torre in the background a great shot with offwidth thutching check it out... http://www.stonenudes.com/

looks a little late for sunrise

Torment and the ridge heading toward Forbidden, assuming we're talking about the same picture

Their bodies were found on/in/near the bottom of the Colchuck Glacier (which is bulletproof ice right now), so they may not have been on Dragontail proper at the time of the accident/accidents. There's an engineering-oriented guy from Chelan Mountain Rescue who normally writes up detailed reports/analyses, and I expect in due time, he'll provide something for the public.

it was good -- layton, wehrly, wayne, alpinek, tanstaafl, ross, me, and 2-3 more.

pacific inn starting a little after 7 pm! there should be several folks there

I'm game for Pacific Inn. Though I can't get too tanked because I still have work to get done for tomorrow morning.

very nice pics. looks like you're shooting w/ a DSLR, as you were able go down to F/22 or so for the sunset starbust?

Trip: Forbidden - North Ridge Date: 9/7/2007 Trip Report: AaronZ and I climbed the North Ridge of Forbidden under forecasted mostly sunny weather last Thu/Fri. A full TR with more pics is here: http://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?p=299435#299435 (I prefer their setup for easily inserting lots of thumbnails that are clickable for enlarging)

from reading the forum on cascade.org, looks like: -neither victim was wearing a helmet -they were attempting to pass on the right in an intersection -it's unknown whether the dumptruck had used its turn signal prior to turning -there was construction in the area blocking the sidewalk and rightmost lane

Very nice!

This is the TR Jamin was referring to: http://www.nwhikers.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7961737

Isn't Will Gadd the deacon of the Church of Climbing?

We camped out. We were geared up to get inserted so that we could either raise the subjects to an extraction point or lower them all the way down, but the new fancy hoist was able to take care of everything without us. We got really lucky with the weather. It was socked in at dawn, but it cleared enough within the next two hours to allow Guardian 1 to fly. It then clouded back in some an hour later, and the weather was far worse in the city than by Big Four.

The Everett Herald was a little more colorful with their descriptions of the subjects: http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20070905/NEWS01/109050001&news01ad=1

Can you do 10 consecutive? If so I can't begin to tell you how jealous I am... balanced against a wall, or free?

I'd like to see someone climb Mt. Crowder in a day.

is that column raw data or generated by expressions/macros? can you bypass excel by manipulating a csv file?

Depends... did the thieves have trail passes on their cars?