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Thanks for the TR Klenke. We all missed you.

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its amazing how some people can just move up and down the social ladder at will!

Dude! Some of the world's best climbing can be had aboard cruise ships!

Well, if I can't get my zero down interest only loan, how DO you expect me to make money in the highly profitable housing market?

I know seeing the same thing over and over might be boring for someone who is able to get out and climb as much as yourself, but other people just get the stoke from seeing recent pictures and seeing the current conditions. Its all about getting inspiration, especially when you're stuck in cubesville. But, seeing TRs for new peaks and crags is pretty awesome. As a matter of a fact, I think you should go do an FA this weekend. But I'm going to Squamish to climb guaranteed goodness.

maybe if you do it it will inspire people. no doubt it would be cool to see TRs from less visited areas. i suspect that the reason you see a lot of TRs from the same places is that with limited time, people choose to go climb "guaranteed" quality pitches (i know that is my reasoning behind it) on stuff that maybe everyone else has done but they haven't. that said, i think going out on an adventure, into the semi-remote is the way to go, and I'd love to see more pictures from that type of climbing. You do see it...look at the climbs a number of people have done in the North Cascades (like Blake's recent TR). There is even FAs out there waiting (and perhaps quality ones at that), or 2nd ascents. After I win the lottery I promise to follow your advice.

yes, but notice the full head of hair on that guy. and the harness!

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been posted here before, can't get enough of it. reminds me of one of ivan's trip reports: -3fa-sjsvno

anybody want to make a baby? we could be a part of something!

damn the rock looks great

Actually, he does. Just without the biner.

Full loop fun factor...I think it is slightly shorter to go out Colchuck...bike ride down from the upper to lower trailhead goes really quick...though the washboards on the road till you hit the pavement below jars the hell out of you.

Whats your favorite picture in the cc.com gallery?

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Awesome! I love to see the kids getting out there. Kids Ropeup soon! Thanks for the TR.

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