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Interestingly there is another inflatable Dam hydroproject on the South Fork Snoqualmie that no one gripes too much about and it works great.

One of the most amazing photos of a pinnacle I have ever seen let alone of the Turkey Os Baculum. I am wondering if my phalic reference offends Argetino Gaucho?

a. because a lot of my TRs are not posted as TR, but just posts, such as this one: http://cascadeclimbers.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/1015270/Re_something_other_than_Hood_S Upper owyhee at twice floodstage was weak sauce fo sho, will delete it shortly b. because I don't put out a lot of TRs c. you must be right, I haven't climbed anything d. you should be so lucky as to recieve gay porn in your gas tank cover from Capt. Frick. My post was mostly about the lack of exploration it seams as reflected in Oregon TRs on this site. Mountain Climbing used to be about exploration and discovery to a large degree, but it seams that 85% of Oregon has been forgotton for a very long time. I would love to read a TR from snow man Jim about skiing a coulier off the east side of Steens Mountain, or about putting up a hairball FA in the Menagerie, or about Dodd putting up the route on the twilight tower in Leslie Gulch, or about mr. abbes solo snowboard decent off the north face of strawberry mountain, or the first time a climber visited hells canyon lime stone, or some other such thing. Not that the Hood stuff isn't interesting, but its on the map, it has volumes written about it, which is why som many flock to it. I don't mean to diminish climbing on Hood but encourage others to seak the lesser visited mountains and report back on the wunders that they may find. Peace and good climbing.

Nice!

how many firsts are there? The rock fall that closed 1/3rd of the cliff shortly after I climbed limp dick. I don't know what year it was, but I did post about it on CC climbers about the shifting at the top of the dick but I can't seem to find it on the search

Thats cause the top part of Limp Dick that shifted on me is now gone dude, and wasn't there when you climbed it last summer!

I was actually on limp dick a few years ago just before the first closure/rock fall. I actually, put a cam up a the top and hung. I felt this weird sensation and looked up as the cam was expanding and the column shifting and immediately un-weighted the cam and free climbed up and off. Scared the beezus out of me.

Defenitely a great crack climbing area. The tounge and cheek poop jokes were directed at the draft guide book "report", not the actual crag which is pretty rad.

dam, great idea, dig babby dig, lets turn it into a 3 pitch crag

Actually, ohter than wanting to puke on myself for ready too many Hood TRs, I thought my post was fairly supportive of the OP -my be for you to come to me house to give me sexy times Kozak

Nice Pics and TR, BUT..... Routes change, with global warming, rock fall, variation in ice from year to year etc etc, mountaineering routes can be very different from on year to the next, in general much more so than pure rock. Do we really have to focus so much on who did exactly what when? And to the climbers actually posting a TR, is it that important to determine/focus on an FA? No it is just about getting out there and having a great climb. post edited to heal goucho and kazaks hurt ass.

Well, I ate this bran muffin before I realized we were out of TP, and making a mad rush for the throne, in advertantly grabbed the moolack report........

I would go check out Marys but I didn't learn how to climb road cuts in the gym yet, and we are going to need more gay porn, Captain Frick can you assist? I can however provide a Darrington Big Moss Raper for the boulders! I would however, give up to an OZ of the good stuff for the guide however, if that is still the going rate?

Well, roger me silly, another moolack website: http://climberscatalog.com/?cat=10 and a facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/moolackrockclimbing

Oh Snap! now PDub can get rich and retire. http://www.wix.com/ire510/moolackrockclimbing/apps/blog

They are there, several horizontal placements on P1, a few key TCU placements in pods on the upper part of P2, Not much additional on P3, A few placements on P4, especially if you take the slightly easier left hand version of around the crux P5, several placements from .5 to 2" or so, I can't believe you lead that pitch with no additional gear. When climbing this route, if you feal the next bolt is way far and it isn't 5.6 terrain, look hard, there is likely very good natural pro to be had, though you might have to garden a little to find it. To clarify, by way far, I mean 10 feet or less or so on harder terrain

Nice!, Note to the not-so-hard climbers (such as my self): Leading Other Side of the Tracks with only draws and no supplemental trad gear (epecially a few TCUs and regular cams up to about 2") may result in soiling of the pants!

Spionin - Post a TR and more photos, P1 FA of Tracks several years ago.

You gotta get yo self one of these bad boys for some long term moss raping!

Shout out to a friend Isaac and Bjornen Babcock, their nature special is on tomorrow night. Not climbing, but should be great. http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/river-of-no-return/introduction/7618/

I still think Wet Dream would be a better name for Vitamin R, as well as the Bloody Gash for the Ultimatum.

The Hunter!

Yeah, best stick to the road cuts on MP

Bump for the Boner! Keep it up!

Anything but Brock's book