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  1. Thanks Dru,

     

    Don S, Graham R and Fishstick? took me to Zero Gully a number of years back and I haven't done much ice since, like to go back one day.

     

    If you feel like taking a noobie out, let me know.

     

  2. Typically, how is is first few weeks in November?

    And....if anyone wants to go during those weeks let me know?

    I'm a relatively newbie to the sport but have a strong rock climbing background.

     

    Have my own tools, crampons, harness etc but no ice screws.

     

    Been to Baker Seracs a few years back so I know the basics of ice climbing but want to get better at it.

     

    Live in Vancouver, email me at gotnoname at g mail dot com

  3. I went to the factory sale and purchased 2 jackets.

    1. Arc'Teryx Alpha SV Jacket, Mens Large, sangria colour, asking price $475(CDN):

    http://www.gearreview.com/shop/prod_details.php?sku=ARC0107

    http://www.mtntools.com/cat/techwear/SoftShell/arcteryxgammamxhoody.htm

    2. Arc'Teryx Gamma MX Hoody, Mens's Large, Sangria colour, asking price $350(CDN):

    http://www.arcteryx.com/product.aspx?group=Softshells?=1273

    http://www.mtntools.com/cat/techwear/SoftShell/arcteryxgammamxhoody.htm

    These are amazing jackets...so why am I selling them? Sigh... I brought them home, wore it around the house for a few days and realized they were too big for me frown.gif.

    I also have a regular size Borea that I've used for 2 years going for $210. It is truly an amazing back-country bag:

    http://www.arcteryx.com/product.aspx?group=Packs?=1392

    http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_detail.jsp?FOLDER<>folder_id=676469&PRODUCT<>prd_id=196175&bmUID=1091861038758

    I live in Vancouver, BC so if you VERY SERIOUS we can meet up for you to check the gear out. I'm pretty busy so please, only if you are serious.

    Email me if you are interested to discuss it or post here:

    gotnonameisalive@yahoo.com

  4. thanks all, I'll check the bags out. One thing I forgotten to mention, is that I also want some sort of waterproofness on the outer shell. I know of a thing called dryloft, is there any other technology/material out there? Do the bags you guys mention also have such a treatment?

  5. thank Dean.

    tomtom, not sure what you're trying to say. But if you want to know my route I'll try my best. It was my first time there so I hope my description is accurate.

    We had to park about 3.2 miles before cold springs campground. To get to the campground it was a mixture of skinning and hiking because of patchy snow. This was a ski-mountaineering trip. I believed we camped around 7200 ft. The next day we went for the summit. Near the false summmit I dropped my camera down the main face of the false summit and watch it roll down to a set of rocks and disappear. The rocks I speak of were skier's right of the slope.

  6. I phone the ranger station today and she said you can drive to 3 miles from the campsite. A couple more questions before I leave you guys in peace,

    1. Whats the elevation at the campsite?

    2. Is there a lot of elevation gain from 3 miles out to the campsite?

     

    TIA

  7. my local mountaineering club is planning a ski-touring trip to Adams May 21-23. I have never been there. Can anyone provide good links for information on trails, road access weather etc.

    TIA

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