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Someone talked about it on here a while back. Maybe a couple years even. I think Cramer has done parts of it. I've been wanting to check it out. Is the 5.8 super easy?

Dang! I'm only turning 17 next month. Looks like I'll have to find a ride.

Click here . Sounds like a cool wall! But haveing never climbed in Darrington I have enough stuff to do first.

Just quit!

Anyone know how old you have to be to cross the border into Canada without a true adult?

Too bad I have to get a job before I can get ice gear! I have enough rock gear too keep me busy for quite a while. Just need a power drill someday... I go back to school on tuesday and it sucks!

That thing sucks for cutting trees! A better saw would be one with larger teeth. It will save you time and energy.

Some of that training stuff he has on his web site is pretty dang good! Sweet site.

These any good? Alp Wing

I'm planning on getting into the realm of alpine climbing this year. I don't really know what to get. I've come to learn that the most expensive isn't always the best. I'm planning on doing stuff like Chair Peak and Dragontail. So what would you reccomend for: -boots -axes -crampons -ice/snow pro -other things -pack thanks in advance! I might need partners too this winter too

Dream on that's just a bunch of chossy granite dude. The feathers are awesome!

Anyone know where I can get a good one for an okay price for making heads and other stuff?

I would have to agree with you that people seem to be pretty pathetic now a days. Wait till you see how pathetic most high school kids are these days.

Jon, are you sure that is a lady. Kinda hard to tell.

I heard about a girl that said her favorite climb was N.N arete. This girl had done her share of climbing too.

My Fish ledge has two very big vents on it that get a cross draft. Most people don't cook on a wall by the way.

Isn't Fatty Bolger pretty well protected? I'd really like to give it a try but it's kinda hard for me. Next time I'm up there I'll jump on it, now that someone reccomends it. What is with those easy climbs to the left?!? Those things have holds and bolts everywhere. Maybe half the bolts and they would make sense. Good for begginers I guess. That one 5.6 is a complete waste though! Oh and that picture I posted was of The Very Big... the same site has a picture of him(Steve Mclure(sp?)) doing a crazy looking rockover. I really like that road in the back!

How do I get there? All I know is it is located in the Middle Fork area. Also is this stuff overbolted slab or real?

But was the lawgoddess an out of shape tub of lard?

Dude same thing with me. I placed a small camalot and my foot slid and my finger was stuck. God that hurt! I couldn't finish the damn thing.

The 2nd pitch on the Lizard. The fist crack is a pain for a first lead. It was my first lead and crack experiance. Never knew that there was a super easy route called the Great Northern Slab that feels alot easier that it's rateing. Pixie Corner in Squamish is a good first lead. If you have never touched a crack you might want to do something like G.N.S. or stuff everywhere in squamish.

Don't worry, I got a high powered rifle with a scope. I'll claim it was self defence.

The Sugar Loaf area is the best for easy soloing that I've found. Others that I'd like to do: Pixie Corner Davy Jones Cat Crack slabs in Malimute Jugs Slab There are a bunch of other things too. Pixie corner is a totally bomber finger crack and is the hardest thing on this list. I think 5.7 or so(no it's not 5.8 or whatever they rated it).

That think wooped my ass!