Chad_A

Here's some of Nate's pics; I just received them yesterday. Thanks, Nate!

Oh, suuurree...."it's not like I own one". Ha! Just don't ask to spoon with me on Baker this year

4 out of 5 dentists recommend What the FUCK, Roger? Jesus. You're all quiet and calm at breakfast...then I get online and see you've posted a chastity belt with a Penis on it. It even has the Urethra defined. I'm starting to wonder about you.

Wow, I've been wanting to do that one. Very cool. Kudos to you guys!

Good job by Joe, and it was fun meetin' y'all.

Very, very cool Oleg! Kudos to you. Nice TR!

Whoa, cool, I'll look that up. I'm sure that's a lot cheaper than hiring an advisor.

This is what I'm suffering with these days. With respect to Otter, and not to get too far off topic, if not real estate, then what's a good way to invest? I know the stock/bond option, but you really have to know what you're doing; real estate, from what I'm told, is a much more reliable return.

Wow, very nice pics. That pic of your camp has a great view of the Moonflower Buttress and the Lowe Kennedy route on Hunter. Beautiful! Though, it's easy to see the 'schrund that's formed on that thing that's shutting people down. Thanks for posting the TR. Sounds like it's been a rough spring up there, from what I've heard. Kudos to Seth and Tyler!

Yeah, it was a great day to be out. That route went silky smooth. Really alot of fun, and aesthetic. I hope to spend quite a bit more time on Dragontail

Oh, yes, I will be there.

Ugghh...the "sugar snow traverse"

Well, Stewart beat me to it! That's fine, you're a better writer than I any day. I must say I was happy to have that nausea pass...I never thought I'd have such a nasty case of the screaming barfies in May. Funny how falling spindrift can freeze your hands and arms so quickly.... Here's a few group pics, and one of the bend leading to the upper couloir. Olyclimber kicks ass for taking those stellar photos of us; thanks much for that.

Here's the pics that I have (not too many). We were moving quite along, so we didn't take the time...wish we would have. Nate and Stewart in the Hidden Couloir. Stewart checking the rap anchor before the rappel into the second runnel. Stewart coming out of the fun section of the second runnel. Nate above the second runnel. All three on top. A couple of the Enchantments Expanse: A great team to be out with. Stay tuned for the TR for the NEBC... -Chad

Absoulutely awesome, Rog! Very cool. Good to see you finally got it done. I swear those ice chunks are guided missiles sometimes. Ouch!

Wouldn't that be Florida? How about this: "Gas prices reach all time low- American dependency wanes"

Ballard Alpine Club? Never heard of that. Well, congrats to Sky then!

Think of the prospects. Maybe we can cohort with the terrorists, and have them bomb avalanche terrain. Dru, should we refer to you as He-Man now?

I know of no such site that provides info on Hood; if you want to know a couple reference points, look here: http://www.nwac.us/~nwac/products/OSOTIM (7000ft) http://www.nwac.us/~nwac/products/OSOTML (6000ft)

This is what I go by... http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/total_forecast/i...p;county=orc027

Well, it's all relative, but the North Face is definitely a rare type of climb for the Cascade volcanoes. It's one I could do again and again and again... and plan to!

Good job man! I did think that exit gully was a lot of fun. Although, the runnels I had to traverse on rotten snow/ice with a bad runout after it gave me the willies. Nice day to be on the mountain, eh?

Chad.. please don't start with Team America World Police "Now...suck my cock, Gary!!"

Wow, small world! Thanks for the comments. Had I known the outcome, you could've come along!

Roger, how can I possibly go around complaining about how old I feel if you're confessing to being 45? Cut it out!!