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I heard about all the webbing being cleaned off the ridge. Does anyone know if it has been replaced? I'm trying to decide how much to bring. also, for you whove done it, one rope or two for the rap? thanks

For those who live there: how much snow is at the base? For anyone: have you climbed it lately?

Thanks for the advice. I think my best bet for finding a partner will be to go down in June when I have a month to climb, find a worthy partner and take enough food up el cap for six days. I took a friend of mine who had never climbed on my first aid adventure up the Lost Arrow Spire. Though we started and finished in the dark of camp 4, we still had a good time. I think it's time for el cap.

I have experience aiding, just not on more than 5 pitch routes. I've seen some poor quality yosemite guides on the higher spire and I'd rather pull one of my friends up the wall than do that. I'm planning on heading down to try el cap may 16-19 and if that doesn't work, after june first. I grew up in cypress texas.

This may be a long shot. I want to climb el cap with someone who has done it before. I've never done it, so I'm looking for a partner or two who know what they're doing. If anyone is willing, send me a pm and I'll tell you a little more about myself. Salathe is the route I'm most interested in right now, but I just want to climb el cap once before I start getting picky. -spray away

anyone going to be there?

Oh yeah. . . guess i didnt see it there, Fajita. thanks.

is thelawgoddess form T-ride?

I find flagging extremely useful when bowling.

Oh sweet! I want to change my vote now that most of the pictures are downloaded.

#19, scenic. Where exactly is this photoguy standing?

Who said it was going to protect strait marriage?

Be spontaneous. Bring a few nuts and slings for the rocky sections and figure it out when you're actually there--this is by far the best way to climb! good luck!