Mr._Natural

you used to sit on it and it was called " air chair "

good on whoever did the deed.

I have heard about tunnels under downtown bellingham quite a bit. Ft. Casey is also a good time if you leave the flashlights at home. i took the underground seattle tour when i was eight. i like dark places.

only if you are passing mounties, aim for a soft spot. better save them for das toof.

really? medical journal reference please.

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/s...e=0&fpart=1 good luck!

1 2 3 eek, looks grim but good luck. glad i dont have to deal with trying to find work in the ham anymore.

gross me outlet

nalo, just a heads up the bolted sections are old bolt ladders, not sport pitches. there is a difference concerning clipping stances; they might not be ideal. enjoy the exposure coming around the prow of the buttress. a little more unsoliced beta: finding the start of the second bolt ladder I thought was a bit tricky. i went up directly and it was scary. i think there might be a or some bolts out right? anyway, enjoy.

they have lots of

So I guess you didn't eat a lot of gubbmint cheese growing up?

the publication is called alpinist. john long has written about the incident also.

another obvious choice would be boston basin. permits required but are easier to come by.

No, he is not having the TPLO. Since the x-rays and his behavior seem to indicate just a partial tear, we are trying to keep it as less invasive as possible. I was told the tear would be repaired using sutures, but not casted. I have a consultation with the vet next week prior to the procedure to discuss the details. Cool looking dog, hope everything goes well.

thanks. i have to say that i am totally dreading the 6 weeks of post-op confinement. poor guy is going to have to be crated basically 24/7 minus bathroom breaks and eating time.

barjor, nice looking dog. reminds me of my own long haired gsd. marie, he partially tore the acl so the should be able to just repair the damage with stitches and not have to do any re-routing or anything like that. there is some bone deformation that they will be shaving down to create a smooth round surface.

One of my Shepherds is having a partially torn ACL repaired on the 1st. Here's to a speedy recovery for them both. As an aside; I was at a climbers gathering of sorts last weekend and it seemed as if half of the dogs were currently dealing with some sort of knee related injury/issue. These are active people who like to get out with their canine buds. Makes one (me) wonder if these types of activities (extended hiking, skiing, etc...) are beneficial or detrimental to their long term well being. So where do you draw the line between quality of life and health? Sorry for the thread drift, feel free to ignore it.

if you do the left hand start you can chill in the alcove thing before starting the crux. there is at lease one more no hands rest on that pitch.

Deception Crack is a one-move wonder. Classic Crack is short. The crux pitch on Outer Space is sustained. no its like 15 feet.

absolute blasphemy

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/s...psed/sb/5/o/all

la escoba de dios was good.

look for a face hold above the crack when the feet get thin. you are so not getting the on site.

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