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funny - i would say the opposite of scaredsilly - my experience is alpine ascents is smaller denali groups and more personal. alpine institute more "industrial". although not in a kmfdm, nitzer ebb, skinny puppy kind of way.

i did the grand traverse last year in b5's - partner in five tennies - i think the tennies were easier on his feet for the easier terrain. but the edging was better in the b5's. either worked well for us.

i found the approach moderately challenging (we did epi three weeks ago) for a 4 WD that has pretty low clearance. the clearance is more of an issue than needing 4wd. pack a cooler with some cold ones for the drive out.

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call remote medical international - they could probably set you up with a good deal and customize it for you as well

i have a couple of terraplanes from a rental fleet. i can look to see the sizes. they are older danas - i think from 05? pm me for me details

i have been there 4 times - feel free to pm me

MEC blitz day pack - used once - $12 (the extra $2 is to cover shipping) looks like this: http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524441773719&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302699687&bmUID=1199152790949

SOLD - 4 Yates Screamers - all for $20 BD Ion Headlam (in package - not opened) - $10 SOLD Petzl Ascender (yellow, left hand, lightly used) - $25 SOLD Tri-cam (.5, 1,0, 1.5) - all for $20 DMM nut tool (doubles as bottle opener) $5 SOLD - Metolious TCU's - #3 (orange) - $20, #0 (purple) $20, #00 (grey) $20 SOLD Friends - fixed stem #.5 $10, flex stem #1.25 $15 SOLD Petzl Tibloc - $15 can set-up bulk deal if purchasing multiple items - just ask.

this pack has been used once on a short backpack trip and a handful of times as a duffle. size small. is currently a little dusty - i will work on cleaning it up for you. good to go - great price - $120 bucks, includes shipping. I also have a terraplane (same condition and story) size xl - $150 bucks. (shipping included) want both? $220 (including shipping)

SOLD - used wild things andinista - circa 2001? still in bomber shape. this is a size small. should fit up to 5' 9" and 36in waist..color is black with spectra ripstop material. $50 bucks, $5 bucks shipping (if it costs more than that I will cover it) great pack for all kinds of travel and climbing. shipping from arizona.

homeowners covered it - i took a picture of the rack and gear (prior to the theft...) and used that to calculate the check with the adjuster

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bump - $15?

brand new bourdon/tasaka squamish bouldering guide - i am moving and don't need it. FS - $20 check or paypal will work. pm me.

thanks - cathedral peak is a good idea and fits the bill, definitely lots of shorter crags in that area

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what about this sun / mon? pm me if interested -

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Hey - I wanted to let the community know that Remote Medical International is offering a Wilderness First Aid course in North Bend Sept 16-17. The course is a 16 hour training that covers basic wilderness first aid and preparation for long term care away from an ambulance or hospital. This is excellent training for climbers (rock, alpine, mtnrg...). Martin Volken of Pro Guide Service is partnering with Remote Medical to offer this course. The sign up is here: www.remotemedical.com questions about the course can be directed to info@remotemedical.com

scott - i still want to buy the cams we emailed about at the beginning of the month - but, i cant get in touch with you via pm?

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i am headed to alaska and want to take my digital camera. i usually take a standard slr that takes AAs. any thoughts on how to maintain battery life for two weeks up there? anyone have experience with a digital camera on denali or something similar? thanks

hey everyone - i am travelling through boise a couple of times this spring and am looking for a used (or unused) copy of boise rock. the more recent the better, but any edition would do. please pm or email me at mlwalker (at) disinfo (dot) net thanks.

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