Weekend_Climberz

"Shit, I knew I should have bought the new H3", he said as he floated uncontrollably towards the Puget Sound.

I would just like to know what the hell that is on the top of his car.

Let see, That will leave a mark. Or maybe, that'll ruin his weekend. Any other cliche's you can think off?

I don't see any notes about weight on these. The cabelas looks lighter.

Of course the link didn't work, the page was written by a WSU student.

It's for charity, go and put some money in UW's name so they'll change it you cheap skates. WSU and UW Flag Flying

Seriously though, Von's Grand City Roaster is a good place for a beer and some meat, or if you are looking cheap, Happy Teriyaki is a favorite of mine that I do at least once a week.

I like my honey hole without tartar sauce, in case anyone really cares.

This guy is definatley not a CC.com. They wouldn't catch a real CC.Com'r.

I call Paddy Coyne's at 1190 Thomas St., Seattle, Wa 98109. Paddy's a really cool guy and he's about as hard to understand with his thick Irish accent as some of those Coonasses in New Orleans.

Anyone want to do a pub meeting before hand? Not sure of any good spots in the area, but am game for anything (not the rainbow).

I'm up for a pub jaunt before the Seattle show. Any particular pubs, Paddy Coynes, or the Hobo maybe?

Well then, If there is booze at FF then it sounds like I'll need to bring my ID too.

Count me in on the pub'n. Any ideas?? How about the Paddy Coynes, that's a pretty sweet little pad.

That's what I would be afraid of...Having a mashed $60 piece of metal that is only useful for a doorstop afterwards. Not to mention the biners and whatnot used to hook the rope to the cam as well. Probably not a good idea to rap off of one piece of pro either. Take a sling, leave a sling.

Count me in on the DT'n. Can't do it today, but pretty much anytime after 5:30pm on weekdays and all weekend long. Might even be fun in the rain, too!!

This is very unfortunate. If this is indeed the Carl we all know of there should be a gathering in momento.

Well that settles it then, using ice axes and ice tools must be aid then!

Double taxation sucks!!

Of course, now I need to go out and get one myself

60m will obviously get you up a longer route, and I believe in Europe their standard is pretty much 60m now. IMHO, I think having the extra length is better, so that if you are doing something knarly and your rope gets hacked, you have a better chance of saving a good portion of it. Of course, it's always a better idea to avoid rock fall.

Blake said: There is any area up near exit 38 that is detailed in the WA Ice guide. I've been meaning to get up there and try it out. Alas, I just sharpened my tools and pons last weekend too, guess I'll need to do it again before the real ice cometh.

I found these babies brand new for an awesome price: Gearx.Com

My buddy had to bail this weekend, so I am again left with good weather and no partner to climb. Was planning on heading up the Cockscomb on Mt. Baker, but am game for anything: sport, trad, glacier, alpine, whatever. PM me if you are interested.