gapertimmy

i heard the USFS has an accounting outfit full of WSU grads that perform their audits, scary

theres a better bouldering spot just past the left turn to meadows, keep going about 1/4 mile down cascade lks hwy, just about right across from the enterance to widgi creek golf course, hang a right into the woods and drive a ways in, super secret boulder spot. as i said before also, there is some great lines, some bolted, a quick hike outside of Shevlin Park, i'll show you guys next time yer in town

be sure not to buy a camera with too much shit on it. go into the process knowing what you want, and don't be lured by the latest and greatest bells n whistles. besides, when that one company finished developing the pixel that measures RGB in each single pixel, that will be the next BIG thing with digital cameras, until then, you should be more than fine with a 2.0-3.0 megapixel

theres lots of quality meth labs down there. drive up to bend, and there are some short bolted/tr routes West of Shevlin park and outside the meadows picnic area on the deschutes, only 20 miles away from lepine

<troll> whats wrong with selected logging (thinning) in 3rd/4th generation timber stands? </troll>

PLAB!!!!! I'm envious, i miss the olympics dearly

meow

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made it a sticky one, i'm sure someone will want to go

we used some of these in yosemite, its basically a seismic sensor. we would place them at remote trail crossings into the park in hopes of catching poachers when they entered the park. the sensor was buried under ground, and the radio antenna was usually hidden in bushes nearby. When someone, or something, would walk over, the radio was programed to transmit to a repeater, and said ranger's radio would get a signal of a computer voice saying a number designated for that sensor. pretty freakin cool if you ask me, the technology that is. so if they use them in yosemite, i'm sure forest service peeps have them as well. in fact, just remembered this, we had borrowed these from the forest service law enforcement guys, those nazis [ 08-21-2002, 02:11 PM: Message edited by: gapertimmy ]

this is no shit... when i worked in yosemite, rednecks and other interesting folks would walk around the Cherry Lake forest service lands (nw of yose) with 12 guage shot guns and kill snaffles. I believe the limit was 5 snaffles per person, per day. These guys would drive in their trucks till they found an area with large snaffle infestation and go to town. One of them even had a hat made of snaffle pelts, very cool

i'd be game for an olympics traverse, and if anyone wants to do a quick run on the PCT here in central orygun i'm always game

what about santiam to cascade lakes

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freshie face shots?

LMAO trask

There's been some reports of bad transactions that have been spawned in THE YARD SALE, so lets keep the deals legit, and everyone will be happy. Please notify us at climb@cascadeclimbers.com if you have a deal that goes sour, so we can make it known who the bad guys are. Tim

LMAO, this post made my day thanks again scotty t, YOU are the reason I pay $$ to run this site. IMHO, DFA, third person getting old brah!

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m i l k e r z

yep i was testing the new STICKY thread feature. so if there is important stuff, but what is NOT important on this board, we can keep it at the top

mt hood is shakin http://www.geophys.washington.edu/SEIS/PNSN/WEBICORDER/TDH_EHZ_UW.2002080912.html

that little snaffle stole my chub! [ 08-09-2002, 01:31 PM: Message edited by: gapertimmy ]