Weekend_Climberz

Chuck and Steve are teaming up with their new T-shirt business. Here's the first one:

Hey Micheal, How did these boots hold up for you??

Can't wait to see the slideshow on this bitch!! :tup:

The All-Star fitness gym pinnacle is pretty lame IMHO. If you don't move your gear around in the lockers, they'll steal it from you too.

This is my philosophy as well. The only drawback is that you usually end up climbing with someone only once and never hear back from them. The upside though, is on those long road trips, you'll never have to drive :tup:

Oh great, now canned food is bad for you. What am I going to tell my cat?? :sad:

Interesting finger hold for your left hand on that route. What did you name it, "Fuck Off you Wankers"?

Well, it was fun while it lasted :tup:

What's the word on some of the other climbs out there Looks like they'll be forming up again soon, but it may take a week or more with this cold snap coming.

That makes two reasons not to move to Tenino

Probably climbing with a huge fluorinated smile on his face

What can we do to help? What is the drawback to them closing these areas? Would this mean that access would be closed as well (gated roads)?

Puts a whole new definition to the term... http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=37846

I was thinking more of a direct traverse starting from the CNR across to McClellan Peak, rather than skipping over to Prussik. There's a sweet pic in the brown Beckey that basically shows the whole route across two pages.

I know a few CCer's who I've tried to convince going out with him for a day just for the experience. At least for me, it's strange to see someone refuse this while at the same time others are just aching to get a chance. Fred is an inspiration not just for climbers, but for elderly outdoor enthusiasts around the world. He's 84 on the 14th by the way....Where's the party???

As a side note, where the hell was the ice in the January issue of Rock and Ice. WTF!!!

I think no matter how you put it, both rock climbing and ice climbing have evolve since the times when Pope and Raindawg were first climbing. Yes, you must give them credit for leading ice on teradactyl's and foot fangs, but yes, things have evolve since those times. Comparing then to now, the equipment has obviously made what was the cutting edge back then, nearly moderate classics now. Look at such climbs as Bridalveil Falls done by Jeff Lowe and Mike Weiss back in 1974.

Big Rig = Umbilical

Make more sense to just eliminate H-o-w-i-t-t than the word D-a-n. There's a lot of D-a-n's out there.

Definately a Canadian invention. Amazing the guy remembered to use a helmet

Think about the Stuart Range and Peter Croft....do some research and contemplate a repeat. In a day would be sick :tup:

Parked up by Gold Creek over the weekend, no Snow-Park (pronounced: rape me permit) pass, no ticket. You make the call.

Nice TR. I'm loving these futuristic reports. Sounds like the skiing up there would be off the hook.

I thought this was another Poop thread....carry on!!