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the hostel is also really nice there, but probably not the best place for kids. Pictures of lamas, and goats strung up in barbed-wire tend to adorn the entry way Really cheap(12 dollars a night). Nice amenities. How much is the "super 8" or whatever??? probably like 30 eh?

When anybody drinks pint after pint (AFTER PINT) of a beer that is closer to wine in strength than a typical beer; they will get drunk and probably hung Hell Yeah, that is one of the best things I have heard in a long while.

Smith rocked the house as always. There was a little snow on the ground, but the rock was all really dry(except for the chimney ice ass smear). Got in 10 pitches, including zebra zion, and spiderman. Wallstein thanks for the bomber burrito's and the awesome company amigo. Another beautiful weekend at smith

yeah, it is fucking sweet. Every wall is overhanging. 3/4 of the panels are contoured, there are cracks, a cave, 42 ft. high. I will get a lot stronger in the next few months climbing there.

dude, that is one of the sickest web pages I have ever been onto. The format is awesome, and the photography is mind enhancing. keep up the good work

just left of tammy bakers face eh? Interesting

Word up to that Freaking pullin tuff

Interesting, I assume that light on the path took its original line before the conception of 5 gallon? So most likely the new light on the path was created about the time that 5 gallon buckets was put up?

Anyone wanna meet me at the columns in like 45 minutes!!! It is 2:16 right now.

Yeah, that was my thoughts too. The only thing that made the trip worthwhile was Bad Ass Mike's rockin down like 80's rock stars, fucking diplomatic immunity and shit. Never can have a good trip at smith Cheers Mikes for a great

Just curious if a hold broke off or something. Wasn't basing my life on 9 or 10a. But thanks for the help anyways

I am curious, I have seen cited on this site(test pieces for the grade) and all over the internet Light on the Path as Smith being graded at 10a. The guidebook refers to it as .9 though. I have climbed it many times, and partners of mine have as well. We have all though of it as a 9, so what gives?

SMITH, saturday, sun, maybe monday...... bunch of cc'ers gonna be there, grasslands

http://www.mountainsportsboulder.com/webpages/davespage/columns/malefemale.cfm

those are some great shots. Especially the first, to show the ne couloir, and the east face in one shot is impressive. I have always been intrigued by the elegance of the east face of middle.

If the holds were to be patented, based on specific mass produced structure, that would mean hundreds of patents. it takes months if not years to get one patent, so I can't see how any of these companies would be able to compete in the market with patents.

Alright, 3 day weekend, shit weather everywhere EXCEPT Smith Who's comin with me man, common, who's heading to the desert for cold fingers, warm beer, and the best friction this side of bangkok.

snowboarding = Climbing = Alpine climbing =

Is there ice nearby Vail is fucking sweet for ice. Check www.climbingboulder.com This site rocks, and is a great resource for meeting fellow climbers in Colorado. I am sure you have heard of climbs such as the FANG, which as of 3 weeks ago was looking phat. In fact all the ice along the I-70 cooridor was looking awesome from Idaho Springs to Glenwood Springs. But temps fluxuate drastically, so who knows now, check the site

Weather shows a break on Shasta for Thursday, and Friday morning. Jet stream is on the Canadian border, so winds will be lower than usual, should be a grea ttime for a winter ascent. Plus avy danger and snowpack has stabilized drastically in the past 3 days. WHOS IN leave thursday afternoon, sleep bunny flats till about 11:00, and then climb thursday night into friday for a one day ascent

have as much fun as life will allow Yeah buddy gettin after it

This weekend seriously rocked Cold fingers when following, warm when leading Iced up finger pockets islands of land under the trees at grasslands mike being my sugar daddy And of course the best company a person could ask for AT SMITH

I used to live in logan, and can say that the steepest mountian range on earth is the wellsville's just west of town. Good hiking off the pass, and then ride to the valley, and hitch hike back up. Lots of good stuff everywhere around logan, up near beaver mountain. Never been into the unitah's in winter, but one can only imagine. cheers

I'm up for some climbing this weekend on the east side. Maybe sat and sunday Josh, mike, comon now