KaskadskyjKozak

does this make any sense to you? Yes, it is in English. Unlike your posts.

Eat a bag of dicks you clownpunching dog felcher.

And Boner's in Uranus Shouldn't I be too old for dick and fart jokes? I keep asking myself the same thing. "Hope I die before I get old". :-)

And Boner's in Uranus

How difficult are the routes you've used these boots on? I own Scarps Mantas, and love them, so these Scarpas are definitely something I will look at, so thanks for the tip!

Well, I got a large group up Pilchuck a couple years ago - ages 5-12 mostly. The parents had the hardest time, but they were stoked on the huckleberries and occasional wild mushroom (for eating, not for tripping)... :-)

In my experience 4 year olds are fine hiking uphill as long as you feed them cheetos and caprisun, and bring a summit treat.

Yeah, even more hardcore than a random anklebiter with 11 posts spraying anonymously. FOAD, you little bitch. You're such a nobody doing nothing, you make a post about going on a training hike. You're too stupid to have an opinion. I canceled a climb due to the forecast, and I joined in a good-natured thread about how the meteorologists fucked up, and commented that at least I did something. Training hike? No, I don't need to train, fuckhead, I'm in shape. It was a last minute outing doing something. You on the other hand are sniping someone you don't know for no good reason. And your cumulative contribution to this site? 11 posts in spray and one lame post in another thread "check your trunk". Wow. Fuck off.

That's nothing... betcha there isn't a TR from Rattlesnake Ledge on this site yet. I summited there with the dogs late this afternoon, you pansy Late this afternoon??? I hope you brought your headlamp and emergency bivy...just in case.

Let's see pics.

Yeah, even more hardcore than a random anklebiter with 11 posts spraying anonymously. FOAD, you little bitch.

Porter was right. Glass half full. AND I concur on the sentiment: FUCK THE METEOROLOGISTS. I went up to mailbox today... i couldn't believe the weather and laughed at my stupid pessimism (through tears - I could've been somewhere better).

Rocks

some great campgrounds in WA for kids: 1) Kalaloch (Olympics, need to make reservations months in advance) 2) Heart of the Hills (Olympics) Easy day hikes: age 4-5: Rattlesnake Ledge, Heather Lake, Hurricane Hill age 6-7: Lake 22, Pilchuck, Snow Lake, Spray Park age 8-9: Heather Pass/Lake Ann loop, Melakwa Lake

Cool, but... what about N ridge of Stuart? I'm getting lighter boots now for a specific approach, but fully intend to do more technical routes where I'd like to save weight and need rock shoes for the technical part.

So, for these, you'd bring them alone (no rock shoes) right?

linky

amateur naked female mudwrestling?

I'm looking to make a trip up W ridge of Stuart this year and am planning on bringing light(er) hikers and rock shoes. I'd like the hikers to take crampons (aluminum) for the descent down the Cascadian. Any advice on specific brands? My mountaineering boots are far too heavy to haul up the route, and my trail hikers are not going to cut it for the descent. My feet are high-volume.

doesn't matter what gender a person is, they're all pink on the inside! that is so sickie

I spent too many long hours in a hot stationwagon listening to my parents' 8 track cassettes of country and western to ever be able to hear this music without wanting to retch.

Come on KK, he who dares, wins... grow some balls and drive to Vantage like porter is suggesting. I want an alpine summit. It's a 3-day weekend Goddamnit! Enough with the cragging. so go do an alpine summit - maybe you'll get lucky and get above the clouds - maybe the weather will piss off - maybe you'll just end up in your tent telling jokes and getting loaded...it's all good, unless you take a republican for your conversation purposes! Life is too short to waste on another fucking whiteout summit... or aborted summit attempt.