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weight, dimensions: http://warmlite.com/tents/tents-technical-data

what do they mean by "aluminum top" on that tent?

such a turn on. pics?

Nice Pete! I see you drug the E$ Baller along for the ride. Looks bootiful.

maybe the deer aren't dead?

the deer on the left isn't bad looking either. i like the way its looking at me.

Six Moon Skyscrape Trekker http://promountainsports.com/index.php/skyscape-trekker.html

I'm hoping when they build this new arena I can get to games from West Seattle using the new monorail. If not that, then maybe they'll have the new space elevator in place by then. What may work out better is if they can just get those damn dinosaurs off harbor island, and then they could build the arena there?

He's just giving his lil buddy a ride, thats all.

Keep em coming! And remember the rules:

more than likely it is just some tradition. there are much stranger ones. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumcision

this is this [video:youtube]ukT5MFQsv94

Looks like a really nice time out. I would drive that far for that. Thanks!

ha Ulee did the "no-soda" thing for a month because of his teacher. of course he has had a soda since, now he thinks about it. and he turned soda down about 5-6 times in that month. thats gotta be tough for a kid.

Great pic! However, I don't see DC there, unless he is hiding behind a tree. I hope to kill a deer this fall. And eat them. I hope this pleases you.

well if they were used (which should be easy to discern), then they wouldn't be the same. what i do find troubling is the apparent spike in climbing gear theft in that lovely little Bavarian village. I hope who ever is feeding that meth habit (or whatever) is caught soon.

Blake...was any of the climbing pro marked like most of us do? That might help.

got the book today, i think i'll wait till after the upcoming family reunion to try anything LOL. food!

thanks for your thoughts Matt. I suppose with a bugnet (I think I have one that I bought at a store that was going out of business for next to nothing) a tarp would work well for a lot of situations where you have stuff to string it up to (or could be supported up by trekking poles). i'm not sure how a simple tarp is gonna help me with my gear fetish, but it is a reasonable option. Check out this ultra extremo lightweight set up $$$$$$$$$$$ http://www.hyperlitemountaingear.com/products/shelter-systems-1.html

The Latok Ultra: http://promountainsports.com/index.php/shelter/rab/latok-ultra.html I wonder if any of these single walls perform better based on fabric or venting. I.E. Latok Ultra vs. BD Firstlight.

Montbell Thunderdome 2 (roomy) http://promountainsports.com/index.php/shelter/mont-bell/thunder-dome.html Montbell Crescent 1 http://promountainsports.com/index.php/shelter/mont-bell/crescent-1.html