Mr._Natural

dead skin mask (the child's voice in the background is priceless!)

http://www.iwu.edu/~iwunews/sports/mangina.html

I like Olympia and regret the two years I wasted in TEXAS NORTH every day. Teiton is close, and there is plenty of jamming to be had there. I like exploring the moss and choss of the Olympics too, but thats just me. Denver?

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Critters Buggin

web page

emmons glacier with 3+ year old sunblock. in case i can perhaps keep someone from making the same mistake, throw it out after a year.

skeezer, you teach me lap steel and I will get you frailing in no time.

realistic drive time from seattle?

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we also might be crashing your party, aka plan b.

I hear there are good drum circles there.

Its called Fairhaven.

and I thought drinking our of the Crooked was nasty.

Sweet granite?

95% of those would not be my picks. Denny's?!?

I go to Evergreen so it doesnt matter if i stink.

dont they make you take a MOFA course $$$ ? It takes forever to get through intermediate because you have to lead a bunch of successful beginner climbs. you should check out their scheduled intermediate climbs and if doing them in large groups of people you dont know appeals to you, do it. Or if you are middle aged and single.

Seventeen year old Peter Symonds College student Rachael Sprot came runner up in her age category in the Young Geographer of the Year 2004 competition run by the Royal Geographical Society. Her essay on the marine environment was selected from the two thousand entries in the Senior Geographer age category (16-18years). She attended the Presentation Award Ceremony at the Royal Geographical Society in London, where she received a pair of Silva binoculars.

sprot climbing is neither.

fess up people or i will start outing you. at least those of you that i have picked with.

try climbing something that requires fingers and thumbs.

Didn't get up anything. I was able to drive a little ways past Jefferson Lake (HC 4X4). Check out the fracture.

N.E. Face of Washington 4-24