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Ok folks, found my old 1992 Burdo guide. Here is the info as of 1992. I added several notations, also note that this shows the old trail which went directly to the SW shoulder of the formation.

Mmmm, Jumar looking at dinner!

My old Leeper "Hooker" is one tough unit, as well as being aesthetically pleasing like a fine old machined campagnolo crank removal tool.

Lots of options exist, each one highly offensive to the "other party". I have lost myself stupid in some pretty basic places, just a matter of timing and weather conditions. I think this boils down to one person being in such a position, but unfortunately that person was out of order in being loud/rude and over reactionary. Tough nuggets for him but I am glad he found his way out. Take some time, get your bearings and get over it.

This place PLUS its on your way to Fossil or OW's Tenino! Casa Canine

Thats very cool! Well, mebbe with time they will get the respect they deserve. Least we have more dog parks on the way!

The view from my kitchen window of a fine "emerging" hot spot! Lots of fine, cheap homes for sale in my neighborhood...oft dubbed the Paris of the south.

I believe you are thinking of Colab Canyon ... Actually Crawdad Canyon, very near.

"left" of Quarry crack....not much danger there unless you are accident prone.

Red potatoes

Mmmmm Catfish. or do I have my threads jacked up?

Your tired fucking little act is over. Stick your head in a bag of shit, loser. Hmm. Sensing your cat is out of the bag. What bag is that? You know and too bad your losing your cover. Weak sauce.

Sorry again, please redirect your browser to http://www.ascensionist.com thats where the akshun is.

Fun, urban geocache we did today. Cache container is, well in there and very devious

Might have been posted already, if not...its mildly amusing. I read about it in the NY times today and checked it out. Newsbreakers ( work safe)

At least you cant see the geocaches unless you are looking for them, hell, alot of them I can't even find when they are staring me in the face. The environmental culture in geocaching is alot more pro-trash removal and "stealth" than climbing seems to be these days.

You forgot to include his/her/it's BIO:

I have an old Etrex Summit and my wife has a GPSMAP 60CS. We use em for Geocaching and amazingly my old school summit does really well even with the patch antenna. Hers has a quad helix and waas capability, a definite plus in heavily forested areas...like the cascades. Really digging the geocaching as a fun little techy side hobby and a great way to dial in GPS units ability under a variety of situations. Geocaching TBFHoMFV (work safe)

N 47° 18.558 W 122° 31.384

Is that the book about various deaths in the Grand Canyon? If so thats a great read!

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