Kiwi

I was on the Heliotrope ridge trail this weekend, but did not lose anything though.

I'm also interested as I have a climb planned June 3-4.

Yeah, a picket as a picket is not very useful. I've done that 'test' before, and it's very sobering. A picket as a deadman is more reliable--just takes more time to setup.

In the ass? Oh wait... I've never used soft shell before. I've been meaning to make a thread about them. They seem too thick for me. I think I'd rather go with the traditional layer system, because it seems like I would be either too hot or too cold if I used a soft shell.

Wow, those are interesting clouds. I reckon we don't get these sorts of clouds in the NW.

The description of bouldering is priceless :rofl: Bouldering: This method consists of climbing small boulders without any equipment. Basically, it's like hiking with some obstacles thrown in.

I was on Baker this past weekend (Easton glacier). The conditions were definitely horrible. Weather was clear on Saturday, and dense fog on Sunday. I'm glad we put in wands.

Got lost on the Muir snowfield and wandered off onto a glacier

The 'coolness' of the push button start trickled down from exotic models such as Ferrari and Aston Martin. It has indeed become quite trendy of late in non-exotic cars.

So... what does climbing have to do with Lexus? Hahaha.

Steam eruption at 5:25 PM Tues (3/8). http://www.komotv.com/stories/35624.htm

Wow, this is old.

It'll be closed for a few years I reckon.

I loves my neoprene Glacier Gloves. Only problem is, you still get wet from sweat. Non-breathable.

Too bad I don't own a gun.