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One time my scout troop (RIP Troop 1861 Quilcene) camped out somewhere near the base of Rainier in winter (idk where). We quickly found a super hazardous sled run and tubes were found somewhere. I think it resulted in 2 teeth lost and one punctured lip, but it was a great time with that group of hell raisers. Pretty sure almost half the troop ended up in prison at some point later on, or at last it seemed like it. Kids these days are deprived! Get off my lawn.

The biggest crime remains no sledding or tubing in the park. At all. What a bunch of BS.

Man this must have been hard to put down in writing. Love to you, your family, and Ian.

You’re teaching the youth to feed his rat! Great photos as always. Thank you Jason.

Old mining cabin. Great TR/pics!

Probably comes down to how much you value quantity over quality or vice versa.

No worries dude!

stopped by and checked out the new location today, very nice. Good to see Jason and Tom, and the guy working the counter I’m embarrassed but I can’t remember your name but you too were also nice to run into. Thanks for your time! dont forget American Alpine Institute is keeping this place going with their sponsorship. If you or someone you know wants a guide or even just to learn or brush on on skills, give AAI a call.

Reading this book, and chapter 3 is great. I highly recommend. Great advice for ensnaring a climbing partner too for an adventure.

My parents have a couple of those ones with the rubber. in all seriousness, that is a terrible story.

Damn.

You know he looked pretty familiar! But there were a number of people I met but forgot because it was Ropeup and we were all having a good time.

https://www.climbing.com/people/remembering-johnny-goicoechea/ I don’t think I ever met this guy, maybe some of you did…

Glad to hear about the boners.

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