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  1. urbanwanker
    Hey, I'm hoping to be in the Bugs at the same time, can actually be there anytime between the 5th and 27th of August. Any one interested in climbing together out there get in touch, I lead/climb at same level as jhamaker (5.9 ish trad).~ Minot (minotmaser@aol.com)
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    Well, looks like the Cascades has some ski terrain to match BC after all. Check out these pics from a weekend trip to SnowKing, note Mt. Mutchler in background, looks like part of the Selkiriks got mis-placed south of the border. Trip notes: access road is washed out at 1,100' altitude, makes for another hour worth of hiking to original trailhead. The "trail" up through the woods to treeline is very hard to spot the higher you get, bring flagging as it's very unlikely you'll find trail on your way out, especially if it's dark. Give yourself a third day if you can so you can go over and ski Mutchler
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    Well, we went to Lennox the week before last (1/25/04) so you don't have to yet, it still needs a little more time to come in solid. Definitey not a good place to go if the avy hazard is high, but tons of lines to be climbed (for Washington). I'd recommend taking in an overnight pack so you can hang out and knock off some routes after all the work to get in there. Also, culvert is out about 2 miles in on the road so a snowmobile won't be of much use.
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    Another pic attached
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    OK, author of original post here, just added another pic file with better close up of the climb. Eventually, I'll figure out how to put these in the body of the post.
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    Hi folks, a buddy and I did this climb we spotted back on the 14th of November on Rainier. This pic is from Panorama Point looking over at the climb (center gully) as we first saw it 2 days before we climbed it. Our general impression is it gets buried in snow as the season progresses so it may have never been done before. It's about half way up the Nisqually on the north side of the glacier, 3 pitches of 3+/4- climbing. I'm still figuring out this post thing, so hopefully I can attach my pics successfully! Any one in the know out there?
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