olyclimber

Nice...I'm looking at something simliar from Swift Industries, another little cottage back packing company but based here in Seattle.

The rich people are at the ski resorts like Whistler, etc. where lift prices have priced out the average person. Do you think some URBAN ELITE wants to earn their turns?

He's at Muir Hut, perfuming the unwashed masses with the glorious dank.

With the new forum software I did some testing today and I found that the new software (or is it Apple doing it on export?), when I post an image from my iPhone (which I know is HEIC format), it posts as a jpg automatically so the Forum software renders it. If I share the same HEIC image to my computer and upload it from there as a HEIC, it is not converted and won't render. Since I never had this issue I can't even remember how it was! But if you're just using your iPhone to post a TR, then it will work seamlessly. If you copy your iPhone pics to your computer and they are in HEIC format, you'll need to convert them first (to JPG is what I recommend), otherwise they wont render. I'll post examples here of the same photo so you see what I mean. IMG_2293 (1).HEIC

OK....so post up your favorite pub so we can determine the list to be used in poll to determine the January Pubclub location.

I just noticed that the menu was missing for mobile users....figured out what was wrong, and fixed it. So now you have a "hamburger stack" in the upper right when on mobile with all the menu stuff. REJOICE! REJOICE!

You make it sound like your life is pretty good! Congrats on retirement.

BTW @Fairweather we missed you at Pub Club.

It smells like you! Hit the showers, it ain't good!

for those of you I have not subjected to pictures of my new new

What bike bag is that one the back?

I had a feature added to the TR tool, so when you post a TR you can add other CascadeClimber forum members to you "team". To do so, there is a "Team" field and you type in their name. They are then found, and you need to click on the found name to add it to your TR. Its pretty simple, only thing is, I didn't realize you need to click on the name to select it and the change to the button that selects the users is slight. I'm seeing if I can modify that.

thank you for making the drive down!

As shared by @CascadeClimber in another thread, but with a clear call to action in the post title: https://www.change.org/p/restore-mount-rainier-weekday-winter-access/ Also his list of effective instructions:

Next month Kurt!

Great to see you all and if you didn’t make it you were missed! Thank you to @Alissefor buying me beer. Thank you to all who shared your ideas about this site, keep it coming. Thank you for coming out. I’m looking forward to the next one, time to get off the couch, share a brew, plan and adventure, and trade lies.

Oh...and I guess we need to do something to make it clear if you don't know people how to identify a CascadeClimber. Maybe I'll wear a helmet (it may be a bike helmet, not the usual climbing helmet). Or actually...just ask the bar tender. I'll tell them. The place isn't big anyway. Should be evident...just shout out "WTF IS OLYCLIMBER".

Tonight! In a couple hours. Come on out. But if you can't, there will be another one. Looking forward to seeing you all.

The Professor!

you can see what email you use for this site by clicking on your account on the top right and selecting "Account Settings". From there you can see what email you will use to logon, and even update that if you have a new email address you want to use.

In the near future I'm going to be changing a setting so that when you logon to CC.com, you do so using your email address instead of your account. This is because using the screen name to logon is less secure, since that is posted in anything you do here. Email is hidden. I'm not sure when I'm going to do that, but you can start using your email to logon today (its already configured to allow that). Likely will change in the coming weeks.

Stuart we meeting at The Beer Junction. That is north of Bev Place, in the West Seattle junction area.