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Pindude: I got a copy of the picture and it says "gearing up for third ascent of the nose" right on it. Course, being one, I don't remember PERSONALLY....

Orygun R Warshinton Plates? Color? Brian: thanks for the offer, but mah digits be itchin' for some grainy granite!

Glen Denny is publishig a book on the history of Yosemite, due out in 3 months. Lots of great pictures and stories. I had to sign a release cuz there's two pictures of me at Camp 4 in there from 1965!! One I am standing on a rock in oversized boots, and another I am studying a chestnut intently. Also, one of Mom and Dad with Mark/Bev Powell, Layton Kor and Steve Roper (1963) getting geared up for the 3rd ascent of the Nose. You can see a grubby little one-year-old arm sticking out of the side of the picture... Guess who??

I am moving to Flagstaff. You are welcome in my shaggin wagon anytime. 8D :blush:E

, WORTH THE WEIGHT??? Girl, you gonna have to head South 10 hours to see me! :moondance: :brew:E

I AM SPRAYING FROM MY VAN RIGHT NOW. SKIDDING IN THE MARINA PARKING LOT WITH CLEARWIRE! AAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!

I HEAR TIED-OFF TAUNTAUNS WORK GREAT FOR RESCUES FROM 1/2 MILE DEEP CREVASSES. PLEASE FORWARD THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO YOUR LOCAL SAR.

Leaving Sunday! See you gapers on the 26th!

I would just like to point out that there are many members of this board with under 100 posts that have been here for years. They just don't spray, they write excellent TR's and thoughtful posts. I have wayyy more respect for them than those that spew crap to gain "100 post" status.

Everyone here knows what my toughest climb was. Thanks again Mike, for the hairball experience. It changed me for life.

See that dull reflection in your monitor screen? Therein you will find your answer.

There's a hole in the bucket, Dear Liza

Tied off on Fisticuffs!

Dude? You got ash in your beard.

You bringing your "chemistry kit" again this year? Nudge, nudge.

It's the 11th of the 10 essentials! Pfft!

That is a slippery slope when one allows weather forcasters and other outsiders to dictate what one can or cannot do. I am in full agreement with Jason. It is our world as climbers,we take the risk. Sure there is the rescue element that involves outsiders, but one just has to look at the multiple compromises that brings to our community to have more than a little hesitation about whether the rescue ops are a good reflection on our endeavors. You takes your chances. The people that hold the expectation of being bailed out of a bad environment and make bad decisions are the WORST reflection on climbers.

Back to the days of outlaw climbing. I like it, bring it.

Screw the iTunes store - this fileshare rocks!

Yup.

Change of plans! Looks like I will be down on the 27th, then 2 weeks in the Tree! w00t! :moondance:

I just got a going-away present of Fall of the Phantom Lord as a going-away present. It looks great, so far and got me thinking... A Life in the Vertical ( Wolfgang Gullich), Tillman Hepp tops my llist... Others?

It's 509. Thanks for being nice to me Carolyn. :wave:E

The calm in the storm. Thanks, Off. It is why you have the place on this board that you do.