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New Paper links climate change to alpine rockfall
Stemalot replied to Dru's topic in Climber's Board
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is this thing accurate for asians or culture of people with very different build from the average north american?
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as an ex-unhappy-coast-mountain-employee (thank god I quite only after 3 weeks!)I totally agree with Dru... What the heck were you doing shopping from a shit company anyways, Jordan?
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11.36% I guess I am not having as much fun as you crazies!
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"a bit of Neanderthal could live on in us all" I object!
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Wirlwind got it. It was on AC and right at the start of the diaganal traverse pitch to the rap station that takes you to the base of Acrophobe Tower (have a look at another attached photo). It's an interesting feature. Both ends of that big flake were still solidly attached to the main rock face. When you pull on the cam, the flake would expand!
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hum...no one is guessing...yes, it's in Squamish but nothing that hard...photo too generic? that interesting flake is on a long moderate multi pitch route.
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http://www.cbc.ca/passionateeyesunday/feature_161103.html Here is the story if you can't get there: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON Sunday November 16, 2003 at 10PM ET/PT repeating Friday November 21,2003 at 10PM ET/PT repeating Sunday July 11, 2004 at 10PM ET/PT repeating Friday July 16, 2004 at 10PM ET/PT How could the flag flutter when there's no wind on the moon? During an interview with Stanley Kubrick's widow an extraordinary story came to light. She claims Kubrick and other Hollywood producers were recruited to help the U.S. win the high stakes race to the moon. In order to finance the space program through public funds, the U.S. government needed huge popular support, and that meant they couldn't afford any expensive public relations failures. Fearing that no live pictures could be transmitted from the first moon landing, President Nixon enlisted the creative efforts of Kubrick, whose 2001: a Space Odyssey (1968) had provided much inspiration, to ensure promotional opportunities wouldn't be missed. In return, Kubrick got a special NASA lens to help him shoot Barry Lyndon (1975). A subtle blend of facts, fiction and hypothesis around the first landing on the moon, Dark Side Of The Moon illustrates how the truth can be twisted by the manipulation of images. With use of 'hijacked' archival footage, false documents, real interviews taken out of context or transformed through voice-over or dubbing, staged interviews, as well as, interviews with astronauts like Buzz Aldrin and others, Dark Side Of The Moon navigates the viewer through lies and truth; fact and fiction. This is no ordinary documentary. Its intent is to inform and entertain the viewer, but also to shake him up - make him aware that one should always view television with a critical eye. Dark Side Of The Moon is written and directed by William Karel and co-produced by Point du Jour Production and ARTE France.
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hum...the effect is not very dramatic, but interesting nevertheless
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when you exit the gully, head up rather than down! You'll come to a big open slabby area...look for small cairns
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hey Dru, got some photo of your new cool route?
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...then make a copy of it...
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Propane torch! Weak...The mini waterfall on that climb never bothered me besides it's a good challenge! Rock On is an aweson climb!
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hahaha, I forgot her name already! But thanks for the reminder. I just might drive up soon and get some more of that fine lillooet honey!
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"girls of cascadeclimbers.com photo contest" How about we have a "Men of cascadeclimbers.com photo contest"? This way we'll attract more girls to this website!!! I volunteer to be a model.
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Blazing Saddles First approach pitch - 5.8-9 Second (short) approach pitch - 5.8 but bit tricky First pitch - 5.10a Second pitch - 5.10b spectacular isolated and exposed setting This is a must do.
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you need a digi cam with a big tele zoom lens
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Fred has 20 year old honeys all over him? what does he have that I don't???
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so have you emailed her and offered her a climbing lesson yet?
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I wana see you in that suit next time you are in the mountain.
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is game mathmatically possible?
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my bank account...