At John Scurlock's landing strip, assuming you had a parachute and knew how to use it.
As a real answer, you suggested Alpental Basin, but while it offers a number of routes and easy access, it lacks majesty. Basecamp at the end of the snowed over Cascade River road would be better, but much scarier in anything less than settled conditions. I'd guess that valley is a good candidate for the kind of avalanches that lap up onto the opposing valley wall.
Hey, a volunteer daycare worker sometimes gets tired of the squabbling brats, it's not policy or any such officialdom, it's just me getting tired of the worthless shit. Random deletion of unworthy threads is healthy for any forum. That "oh hah hah so and so likes dick" is not very original or entertaining. You want to be a cc.com legendary wit? Put your back into you unworthy windowlickers, playing Trask lite will not win you a pat on the head. Think twice before you spray some lackluster drivel out into the more-durable-than-you-think tardwebsphere.
Remember, a benevolent god (or capricious warlord) may love you all, but that doesn't mean he likes you. Try harder.
Is anyone out there unfamiliar with the concept of "capricious?"
Threads ragging on each other like you're a bunch of pimple faced middle school asshats? Reet reet reet. Take a flying fuck you stuttering wankstains. All marketing aside, pounding tallboys of energy drinks will not make you funny. If you gotta beef with my ways take it up with the management, I'm sure Jon will be very sympathetic.
Arch, the deal for the natives, at least the local ones that I'm familiar with, is that it is a treaty right, a legal agreement between a tribe and the federal government. The "special right" is something they got in exchange for losing their land, a guarantee of maintaining their access to "usual and accustomed" resources. Arguing that they should be restricted to traditional means is tantamount to insisting that the second amendment only guarantees you can own a musket.
Anybody else notice the dude who wrote the Westmann piece on the back page dissing the 5.9 A2 ++ rating? I can only guess the guy wants a punchfest with Team Mox.
Because they live in the same country?
Because bashing baby seals is Canada's biggest embarrassment, and they want to have some standards for the business?
Because Inuit live in Vancouver too?
Because subsistence is not necessarily tribal in nature?
I dunno, you tell me...
Matt Damon!
If you liked The Departed, you should check out the Hong Kong original, Infernal Affairs. It's clear that the recent film is indeed a remake, but with an American ending.
Note the rock wall behind, oh dubious one. Said park bench was at the very base of Big Rock, at Lake Perris in the wasteland between San Diego and Riverside. You could belay from the bench.
Hey there Kullaberg
So you're the fivenineclimber guy? That's a great site, I don't visit all that often, but it's a great read. The recent Sierra treks in the Whitney area are splendid, thanks for sharing.
Careful there, keep that kind of stuff up and Caddis' handler will be calling everyone at your place of employment to natter on about how you should be fired.