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I need computer help. If it has not already been posted somebody should pull it up. danosmanspeedclimbing.wmv

Has this been posted? danosmanspeedclimbing.wmv This guy is freaking crazy fast!

Spray is entertaining. I like to read it but am not a sprayer myself for the most part. I find it interesting how a few people really get bent over Kevbone and his jabs. I suspect that hanging out around a campfire over some beers, he would be a cool guy. I think he is just using spray as a harmless way to jerk chains. Some of his shit is over the line, but for the most part it is harmless. just my 2 cents.

Nice Off. Have you done the route mentioned in the new guide book that seems to be a variation of route 1. I think it is called suprise coulier or something?

Wow, thanks Lambone for digging that up. Hardmen to be sure.

What a piece of shit that guy is. We have no need for his type anywhere in society.

Kurt, I didn't take the picture but was taken from partner on belay who was standing above me as I was topping over a short rock section. It is steep there and is a good 4000 feet above the highway. The route certainly gains elevation fast. Not too technical but very crappy, chossy rock with wet snow over the top of it in the final two pitches of 3rd/ 4th class.

AlpineMonkey, It took us 7 hours. We moved steady but slow through the soft snow. We roped up on the rock section which you may or may not want to do. I think with good firm condition we could knock off a couple of hours on our time. The descent was a pain in the ass off the south side. We went down some steep, soft snow (45 deg) on the south face after scrambling off the summit rocks and finally heading north to northeast back around to the trail where you left for the gully around 3400 feet. Descent down the route could be done but would require some tedious, exposed down climbing to a suitable rap tree that could get you back to the top of the gully. Skiing the gully would be very fun.

Nice pictures. You have some talent and seems some patience to wait for the good light.

Can sombebody help with posting the pictures. After I upload 2 picutures, when I click on the camera icon again nothing happens. It seems to work fine when I first start with the pictures but then it stops working. Very few others seem to have the problem, so maybe it is just me. Can I really be this freaking stupid?

Trip: McClellan - Date: 4/24/2007 Trip Report:

Sorry for the multiple pictures. I can't get the picture thing right. Mods, could you correct. I have some other pictures that I wanted to include but I can't seem to get them to transfer from my photopost. I am truly pathetic.

Trip: McClellans Butte - Northeast Gully Date: 4/23/2007 Trip Report: It was about 2 years ago that Brian (Bones) and I (Chesterboo) last did this route. We both remember it well, because as I was doing the last pitch up to the summit, I kept hearing this buzzing sound on the back of my pack, and not being able to figure out I kept going up as it got louder and louder until I reached Brian and he shouted "Shit dude that's electricity coming off your poles"! He stood up and his helmet started buzzing too. We coiled the ropes and jogged off the backside very scared and more than a little spooked. So, when Brian called, I said, "Sure, lightening never (almost) strikes twice." We left the car at 6:30 am and soon hiked up to the 3400 ft. and traversed north into the gully and began our trudge up the wet, calf deep snow where we took turns kicking steps up the gully. We arrived at the base of the headwall after about 2000 feet of kicking up through the slush. Near the top it hardened up a bit but on the hole it was very soft. We roped up and finished with 2 pitches over 3rd to 4th class chossy cascade crumble and wet snow to the summit. Descent was down the southwest ridge off the rock and then we plunged down knee deep, steep snow off the south face to the 3800 foot level and traversed north to pick up the trail down. Gear Notes: We broght: 2 pickets, 1 screw, 1 lost arrow, 1 baby angle and some nuts up to #5 We used: 3 nuts . Approach Notes: I-Pod shuffle

Trip: test - Date: 4/22/2007 Trip Report: test

Has anybody been up lately? I was thinking there was a fun snow chute to climbers right of route 1a??? Assuming we parked at lower Elinor trailhead, how far on the road is it to Washington Trailhead of Route 1? Any beta would be appreciated.

Good thread... I like skiing, biking, playing guitar, and raising honey bees.

Nice work RocNoggin. I was wondering how long it takes to get to the trailhead from I5 (or seattle) if you were coming from that way. I was there years ago to climbers bivuac but have not been to Marble Mt. sno-park. How did you go about getting permits. What was your start time and how long did trip take. Thanks for any info.

great trip. I might have to put that one on my list of adventures to do.

Pepe Romero.

Yeah Matt, those are great suggestions and were favorites of mine too.

Mt. Adams South climb is easy and nontechnical but gets you the feeling of the volcanoes.

welcome back Oly. Keep yourself well. These things take time, so be patient and your body can do amazing things. Spray on baby!!

If he uses his lady's ring for his cock he pretty much is dickless

Will that ring fit on your Cock? I have never seen a woman's ring small enough to fit on any sized cock? Interesting to know that there is actually men with micro sized cocks like that. Are you sure that it is not a clitoris?

Well....we went today and missed the rain. The trail is in good shape. We did the little tunnel route on Orchard rock and then went up and did the 2 1/2 pitch martian diagonal friction piece. We then did the first pitch of the Dragon Head?? ridge route before we bailed because the rock just seemed crumbly and shitty. It was nice to get out and look over the fruit orchards and better than sitting home on the couch watching the rain.