EWolfe

Nice autosig, Bob.

facilitated by "The Hypnotic Belay" which permitted her to secure herself by self-hypnosis in addition to the rope used to secure climbers. When your anchor is crap, this may help.

Frayed knot!

stupid flatlander.

Way to make an ass of yourself.

So how's life at the Neverland fraternity house these days?

No, butI heard about some sweet limestone there....

Sounds familiar.... Risk your life in a foolish venture with a madman, and you'll be amazed what your capable of.

Big hair, tight pants: Aldo Nova Journey ad nauseum

That's my girl Suzi. She'll be at Rope-up with me.

The sun conure is Riley, the green cheeked conure is Scooter.

Beer and Climbing: Brilliant!

Check your PM's E

Saturday was a catch-up day, so Sunday Suzi and I decided to go explore the area Darin mentioned in his TR. We ran out of FS Road #38 at this point: Checking the map, we saw that Green Creek was a goodly little ways up, so we decided to go up the angelically-named Elbow Lake Trail (really, who can resist?) I found some burly climbing along the way: and we all shared some of the fruits of the season (huckleberries!): Most of the way up the trail, we stopped to admire an excellent fall view: We ran out of energy and were yearning for a bit of refreshment about a mile before the lake, so we turned around and headed for the Northfork brewery for some rivival. Barely making it out after: A good day!

Not a chance, I'd rather go to the Buttermilks, Red Rocks or J-Tree for some winter bliss.

Here's some early ice for ya Dru:

Pants in the boots is the rock and roll equivalent of shorts over polypro.

I thought you smoked pax of cigs and drank gallons of coffee at those things...

I do, I do!

Most Excellent. Your comment at the end is advice I am most certainly going to take!

That's Godoffe'l I hope there are no copycats in other major bouldering areas.