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So there is this slideshow going on Wednesday night at Feathered Friends. I was going to head to the climbing gym but I think I might go check this out instead. Apparently there is going to be a keg of beer so that makes it all the more appealing. What would be the better thing to do? I guess SG is open until 11, so I could do both... Is anyone else going to the show?

we have had her shoes for about 5 months with a resole and haven't been able to reach her with the info we have. please email me if you know anything- toddlerinseattle@hotmail.com thanks, buzzo out

check out http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/mbs/conditions/mt_baker_climbing_notes.shtml mike b for king buzzo

continued: You will need to rope up from the upper reaches of the RR grade (7000 ft) to the summit, and back. The easton route was straightforward with no major crevasse issues. mike b for king buzzo

I was up there on July 16-17 and conditions were excellent. You can camp at the top of the Railroad Grade at around 6000 ft (a few hundred feet above M. medows). Be sure to get a early start from high camp (1 or 2 am) as the snow will soften rapidly as the sun rises.

Don't miss the climbers trail that breaks off from the Whatcome Pass trail, it's not well marked but an obvious trail. If you end up at the cable car crossing you've gone 2 to 1.5 miles too far. Imperfect Impass gets harder when there's less snow on it later in the year.

hey, isn't that Alice Cooper in that picture from Hollywood Squares? toddler out

marylou, i am a fan of bag liners, especially if it zips all the way up the side to about your shoulder. i get in with long underwear on and then usually strip down to nothing inside bag liner and can then feel the bag warming up quickly with my heat coming back at me from inside of bag.