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I'm jealous. Nice pictures, Luke.

Thanks - I've been out of touch *ahem* How many recounts before they take the average?

10 votes. Unbelievable.

P. 186, Route #1213, Drawstring 5.7. I fell on lead. It hurt. The thing about leader falls in a chimney? One may not want to be slotted in with that #5, back in the depths. Note to self: buy bigger gear

Yessir! Fun route! Sidewinder was WAY scarier, and it doesn't have the R.

MisterE glad to find a bolt on 10aR: Alpinfox sizing up the next move on "Doublecross": Lisa bouldering in the Buttermilks:

Climbers on the classic "Sidewinder": Glacier belaying Alpinfox up the chimney classic: "Drawstrings: Glacier nailing "The Scoop" Hidden Valley CG:

42 and was getting creaky. Started dosing glucosamine about a year ago, 1500 mg a day. It has made a big difference to me. Also heard as one gets older, regular consumption of water helps in joint issues.

The clean lines uncluttered by ice axe straps or other paraphenalia ensures that you won't be mistaken for an ice-climber, mountaineer or other such deviant.

Just stick one of these babies behind your mirror and never worry about the fog again:

That's a custom winter ascent mask!

Such is the progression of manly winter ascents, elements be damned!

It's always summer somewhere:

For New Yorkers in too-quiet areas: The City Station (broadcasts city noises 24 hours a day!) For DFA: Beta-talk radio For Lummox to stroke to: sex audio feed "Top 'o the moanin" show Channel 8d Soothing kitty sounds for cat owners with the occasional random "No, kitty! No!" to remind them to be good. Ocean Surf Station, creek, waterfall For Dru: 24 hour live audio squid monitor with web-tracking others?

Dog Responds Negatively to Trans-Species Gay Mount by Bambi

That's a great idea! Maybe my climbing partner will shut up if I pay him!

I got so stinkin' gripped on the end of sidewinder I also fell in the chimney moves of drawstrings. Falling in a chimney hurts. All three of us have digital cameras, so be ready for the photo barrage TR upon our return!

The weather has been perfect the last 5 days. 70-75 during the days, little wind 35-45 nights, with amazing stars and new moon.

I think the ooooooh! at the end of mike's subject tag is him discovering that....

You two are such homos. Remember the Ontario trip last year? Hmmm?I know what that "7 days and no climbing" was REALLY about, RumpRangers. Hot baths and lubrijell for your hairy-but-somehow-attractive-to-each-other asses!