skyclimb

Looking for good sport routes up to 5.10c. Wanting good multi's, and beta on good areas in the park!! Spending Friday, Sat, Sun there, so let me know if you have been or know people who have.

IT WILL BE FUCKING BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!SUN SHINING, ME CLIMBING, EVERYTHING HAPPY YOU SAY DEPENDENCY???????????

Give it a week of night crazed manic insomniatic reading, studying, objectifying and rationalizing. It will be Ready!

I had a friend who used to take HGH every few years. The problems are first it is very expensive:1500-3000 dollars for a 6 week treatment. Secondly if you don't follow the directions exactly, or your body doesn't respond well, you are guarenteed organ damage. Thirdly don't cheat. Get some bomb ass ganja, a good lady friend to rub you down, and a hot tub. This way you will be saving money, and progressign at the same time.

GPS GPS GPS GPS. The key to navigation. SImply track you original route, only turning the GPS on every hour or so. Then on the return, track back, and white out or not your good. Good adition to the normal compass routine. However it does require batteries. What happens if these run out?? BIG BALLS, and back up compass!

Anyone Been to Muir or above in the past few days.

Two weeks ago i posted about fifty times for a partner on Elkhorn peak. Where are you at friend?????

smith tomorrow, mountain biking a new cannondale jekyll sat and sun. AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH.

rehab= SMITH tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

ROCK AND ROLL MAN!! Bomber pro, gnarly old trees strong as fire itself, and you!!

SPRING IS IN THE AIR!!!SPRING IS IN THE AIR!!!SPRING IS IN THE AIR!!!!!

the real limit is when you look at something and say, i can't do that. Then you say fuck it, i gotta do it, just gotta go for it. The higher the wieght in your mind that you won't make it, but you still do is the threshold for me. With this you get hurt, and get pain, but this is life, and happiness of achievment. I look at scars with pride.

I don't want to make any kind of political statement. I practice low impact camping, and generally stay away from the crowds. I just don't give a shit about their regulations. One of the only true and honest things we have is nature. The idea of having to pay, and reserve this freedom is ludicrious. I see the point, don't get me wrong, I just don't, and won't have a debat with some know it all ranger about my privilages. I have dealt with rangers myself, and found they come one of two ways. Very nice, or on some kind of mission from god that gives them the right to shit on everyone else. Well my mind is made, fuck permits!!!

Right on!!! great advice. These are just the peaks i was thinking of. Thanx for the info.

Think of that?? all that good wholesomeness. Kind of like a choclate candy bar and a beer on a warm afternoon climbing. As the sun sets you get that warm feeling. I bet that is what this bag would feel like!

WATER WATER WATER. The reason you stay hydrated is to flush out the lactic acid that builds up in the muscles. When your body is fluid think of it as a circle. You are constantly flushing waste products out. Lactic acid is a waste product of burning muscle and fat through exercise. When you drink tons of beer the night before, you are shit out of luck, cause this is a diuretic. That is why WE ALL MUST DRINK WHISKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is is possible in the eagle cap to do a one week backpacking trip, and climb all the major peaks?? There is a line i am thinking of starting i beleive with sacajewia, and hitting all the majors like eagle cap. Also just plain kick ass trips for a few days??

500 bucks and a swift kick in the junk

I read all this shit about permits. Granted I am relatively new to the area, but i haven't got a permit yet, and haven't had any problems. So what is the deal?? From what i gather Rainier is the most excessively overbearing due to peoples facination with this mountain, but what are they really going to do. It seems to me the only way they could find out you don't have a permit is if you get injured or die!

man, sorry to hear that.

it is good to see people pushing their own bounds, and being noticed for it. Providing inspiration to a nation of readers through hard work and dedication. Fuck yeah. Keep pushing the line.

Just got back from a three day snowcaving trip on the Hayden glacier at 7300 feet. So many routes, so much fun. Forgot sun screen, so i look like a fucking owl, or like i've been on a three month bender(partly true). The snowcave i built is located at N 44 09.030 W 121 45.451 .And i will be posting my route on trekanalyist.com if you want to see my route. Don't know when you are going, but this is a great cave. Be wary of the east faces, but NORTH FACES are the shit, i.e. couloir on north face of middle.

Usually in the hot summer days before my pedicure, i walk the glacier in my double plastics to soften my cute little toes up! FUCKIN WANKERS

Lost snowshoes at pole creek access. Would be much appreciated if returned.

Emergency blankets are the best way to go. This way if a storm blows in you will remeber for the rest of your life to take a tent.