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SKI HARD, CLIMB HARD, PARTY HAAAAAAARRRRDDDDD! I'll have a shot to the CC clan this weekend

I run ice floss on a reverso

zebra zion 10a wherever I may Roam .9 white satin .9 two pitch anclodstye(spelling) .9 spiderman .7 sky ridge(hand traverse!) .8R Cinammon Slab .6 First Kiss .8(super soft, more like .6) Can't wait for the weekend Heres to you smiffy

True dat

yeah, I won two doubles of good rum in a game of 5 card draw last night I pulled two pair with a wild 7 to make a full house. SWWEEEET

#2. It removes that smoggy look in the sky that occurs in #1. It also shows the ridges mores clearly.

redpointed Moonshine dihedral! Led 2nd and 4th pitchs of Zebra Z Got really Really sun burned I am tired, going

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I personally prefer the bolts placed near the cruxes, just outside of the crack. They make really good footholds, and sometimes even add to the asthetic value of the crack

Gore range: mt. powell Durango,co Squamish peter lougheed provincial park(height of the rockies) little wild horse canyon

That thing is huge for sure. The setting is also super nice. I am sure you have checked out Nick Dodge's book. It has route desriptions for the pillar, and the other rock in the valley. There is also a old school picture posted in the gallery of the pillar, PM poster. From what I remember out of Dodge, the route is mixed with pins and gear, most of which is shit. That all I know, good luck

Thanks for the beta J. SOund like one hellova Trip!

Timmy, So did you give J a ride in on the sled or what??? Icehouse and Mexi, the only way to bring back old memories, and incoheriencies N. sis huh?? how's the thayer looking these days, and the middle(east), or are you vying for the Early Morning approach? Cheers dudes

Sweet Pics!

jLag is the pole creek officinado. check with him! J where are you dude Pole creek

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/plab/showphoto.php?photo=4270&password=&sort=1&cat=500&page=1

I'm not about a thing, Shizza my nizzle Its all good.

In fact, most of the people I climb with are on this board. This was the first alpine climb I have done with anyone from the OMC, and I was very impressed with my two partners confidence on steep snow and ice. You don't know shit, so shut your mouth. THATS THE LESSON HERE.

yeah, unfortunatly you do have to buy the permit. But that is the best $15 ski run I have ever taken in my life

First off NOLSe FUCK YOU! I am not a registered member of the OSU mountain club. ERROR # 1, however I enjoy the company of many of the members very much, and they are good people, who posses much more integrity than other people who come to mind. Secondly, when did I claim that we did a new variation? ERROR # 2 Thirdly, I see you most weeks at the Mountain Club meetings, and barbque, so why are you stabbing them in the back. Fourth, before you go and chime in like a know it all , think about what you are writing to the world, and realize what it says about how you treat your friends when they are not around. If you have a dispute please feel free to bring it up face to face anytime any place BITCH!

Its nice to know others made the same mistake. That was a great mistake to make. It made things more interesting, and that exit gully was awesome

Climb: St. Helens-Worm Flows Date of Climb: 4/10/2004 Trip Report: We went, We skied, We lived Gear Notes: Shouldn't have taken a axe or crampons, steps the whole way Approach Notes: Snow to marble. mtn snow park

Climb: Mt. hood-Leuthold's couloir/yocum retreat/random gully Date of Climb: 4/9/2004 Trip Report: Three of us started from t-line at 11:00. We came to an opening crevasse on the reid at the base of leuthold's couloir. There is a tongue to cross it. Somehow we went to far left while starting leuthold. Possible the only party in existence to do this. We ended up doing the yocum retreat(12b in oregon high) to the top of yocum. From here we down climbed about 50 feet, and went up a random gully that was the highlight of the trip. This random gully exited us left of leuthold's. We then traversed right over to leuthold's, and topped out. The random gully was approx. 60 degrees, and in excellent condition. Minimal rockfall and icefall. My friend Greg took a nice shot to the face. Gear Notes: Axe, tool, crampons Approach Notes: reid is opening, shrund on hog is opening(right), minimal icefall

I am #1, two is not a winner, and three nobody rememebers, I am # ONE>

Last weekend I ate a half pound of cheese in under 24 hours!!! It felt soo great, cause everytime I owuld go to much on the brick, i would kill a ton of weight. Pizza for the night before climbing,a nd duing climbing to replenish carbohydrates. horse cock if you can carry the wieght, if not jerky for good protein dehydrated fruits, strawberries Danishes for breakfast Poptarts for lunch cheese and bagels/tortillas with spicy mustard for good measure horsecock, or jerky if you can't take the wieght dehydrated fruits like strawberries.