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No doubt, Steph slays it, just like pretty much everything else she does!

Terrible. RIP buddy.

Well i think there is information there that could lead you to draw your own conclusions. It definitely could have been done better (like plot all the accidents on a web map that allows you to look at topography) and other better data visualizations. But nothing wrong with showing the basics, there are new climbers born every day, everyone's gotta learn.

Interesting stuff: http://publications.americanalpineclub.org/articles/13201212568/Danger-Zones-Mt-Rainier

I don't even have the internet man. Someone else is posting this for me.

I don't even...

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damn it that vid just ruined my onsite betaless repeat. in fact, just knowing that the route exists ruined it for me. what a rig! would have preferred some death metal with it more though, seems like that would fit better.

If this goes through the terrorists have won.

Someone please tell me this is an Onion article. I supposed to many people taking photographs were wearing out the landscape.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2014/09/24/u-s-forest-service-wants-to-charge-1500-to-take-photos-on-federal-wild-lands/ $1500 to take photos in Federal Wilderness. Who owns these lands after all? Oh thats right, we do.

Wow... New Caledonia has to be the farthest spot from anywhere for an international competition! How in the heck did the competition end up there? That said, looks like an awesome place to travel to and visit.

Congrats Drew! Where was this one held?

We should be having one in the Seattle area in a bit. We are talking with the AAC NW about doing something jointly.

from what I could tell, there's only one trail leading up toward midnight rock from the top of Castle Rock, and that's the trail I've taken which led me to the ledge. I didn't see another trail, other than the dead-end spur I think I found. Did i miss something obvious? From Castle Rock I have only seen the one trail which ends right at were you would jump on the left side climbs (North Ramp, Nightingale, etc). But if you go up and around at that gully where that trail ends, you can go up and over Midnight and drop down over by the south ramp. I think most people must just go for Easter Overhang or whatever, so maybe there isn't an obvious trail. Probably just bushwacking, I haven't noticed one at least, but i think I remember walking off that way. I have only been up there a couple times, so there are much more better source for this info that post here...

Sorry to hear it Josh, heal up soon buddy!

A nod, you know, is as good as a wink to a blind horse.

lol didn't listen as i've had my computer on mute all day. also don't know how i'd feel about climbing up out there and then getting one of these buzzing me.

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what about a 1/2 lb bag of Pot Lemon Bars?

Worst as far as I've seen: http://www.westseattleherald.com/2014/09/05/news/west-seattle-couple-burglarized-while-out-climbin

awesome feedback diepj. thank you.

Thanks, Porter! I did read somewhere that you have to take a side trail near an old mine to find the old crash site. And I really appreciate the extra nugget about the waterfall. I hadn't read that anywhere. The kids will love it. Need headlamps to get there safely? Is it safe for kids (10 and 12 years old) to hike back in there? How far back in the mine is it? Its been awhile, but I've done it a couple of times. Definitely want headlamps. As far as being "safe" its an old mine, so I can't guarantee anything. I want to say it goes back at least 100 yards? You'll know when you reach the back because people put their business cards all over the place. I would definitely dare Ulee to go back there. There was these old sheets of metal I held over my head when running through the waterfall. Also visited the old plane wreck a couple times. There are just a few scraps up there. but cool nonetheless. http://exotichikes.com/tubal-cain-and-tull-canyon-trail/