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Women are so hot here that I get to hit out of my league all day long..in America you get fatties with attitude and bars that close at 12 am...bwahahaa I work on Robson and Burrard..come have a walkabout..bet you lose your mind..enjoy your miss washington hahaha, here thats like ya ok ill take you home but you cant stay over, at best

Relative to the girls in Washington she is probably hot, if she were to come to Vancouver BC she would have a hard time getting a second glance.

The problem with staying overnight at Rexford bivy is you have to carry all that shite up the trail then leave it at the start of the enchainment then when you finish you have to come all the way back to trail head. Plus if you plan on doing the spires routes Drew posted you actually need a full rack. Probably best is to have Day 1 as the spire route climbing, then bivy then do enchainment on day 2 finish pick up your gear and walk home. Maybe you should climb East ridge of Rexford carry over bivy then do enchainment...that would be full value goodluck

Before I forget, here is how I got out of there when the Meager bridge was out. From camp below Wahoo's North face we contoured around Oluk and Dolphin. We, like the articling blues buttress FA team elected to drop off the glacier and cross the many "creeks" feeding into Manatee creek. We had poor weather and were earlier in the year,the streams were flowing fairly high in the afternoon. We camped at the first creek with hopes of lower volumes in the morning. The 85 FA team just walked across with no problems and out to Meager in one day, we weren't as lucky. Rain continued through the night and in the morning the creeks were still problematic forcing us to search for suitable crossings, one was waist deep. Finally at the end of day two in very bad weather we made polychrome ridge. I would suggest staying on the glacier around Dolphin and aim for the ridge between Job creek and Mosaic creek. We followed Polychrome ridge until forced to cross over to the aformentioned ridge, followed this down always heading right to meet Job creek in the flats and cross it easily. I managed to twist my knee and we had to camp in Valley bottom on day 3. Finally Day 4 the sun came out and of course it went the opposite and was very hot, we moved along valley bottom easily enough but very aware of being in bear territory. Lots of bears and bugs and we made it to an old road below pumice mine, then it was one punishing veritcal sand slope to the truck at the pumice mine road end 3.5 days later. More like two days with good weather and good health. Fine and remote travel with many amazing meadows and mountains. Wahoo Mantatee creek head waters, we crossed the three creeks, travelling above would be better. Looking back from Polychrome ridge at the high route we should have taken Descending the Job creek ridge towards the Lillooet River Have Fun Jesse Valley bottom creeks are very silty making drinking water challenging and required careful sipping from water bottles.

Dude not another person who writes TR's and refers to himself as the author "the author climbs here..." reading too many magazines me thinks, and can you give me the coles notes, i.e wtf did you climb?

This is not the weekend to be coming to squamish..south of the border has the good weather, even I was thinking of heading south but it is one of those weekends where if your lucky it may be climbable. good luck

Actually I think they have it figured just perfectly http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fSectionId=552&fArticleId=4465428 Someone knows his fun guys

how do you guys know its a commercial ? besides people just saying that, what is the commercial for ?

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Well that shouldnt be too hard since there has been less than a handful of parties in there to climb Where are you going/camping in the Pantheons ?

Bachars comment sounds like he is wondering if there has been any improvement on style..wheres polish bob I am sure he has an opinion

Careful with Chessler books..I think its one guy in his basement. Took almost 6 weeks for one book to arrive.

Awesome stuff...maybe now he is ready to come back and clean up the Edwards/Spagnut 5.10d R I know he can do it!!!

Most people cut their teeth on that one, a better route is the NE face of Matier, or is it NW anyways the popular one with a great descent and if you time it right you could ice climb one day stay at the col and rock climb the next day that would be my choice for an awesome weekend, which I have done and loved!! check out Alpine select,

Awesome, I am coming back out in September again and it looks like the snow is all melted and things are good to go already!! thanks for the stoke, we may actually come through Munich this time around..may have to look you up for some ideas if your around Cheers

Figured as much

is that a good thing for Americans ?

Whats the alterior motive ?

Really, so you actually say you know what this will cost me 40$ as opposed to 30$ I dont think I will go climbing so far..?

oh shit, I was worried about that...carry on then

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heres the discussion out of WA Canadians are similar except they upped the pop

Heres the deal, there is a weak disturbance traversing through washington and sending some stuff up our way, however its coming from the east so it has to come over the coast hills and rain on the windward side.. its on the fence, one model is going with nothing while another model is hinting at bringing in more moisture over the coast hills then maybe possible, considering there is not much moisture available. So the thinking is it would dry out before making its way over the hills.. have to put a chance in, 40% would be a good number 60% seems high. I wouldnt cancel the trip personally and next week looks much more spring like, wet. Maybe get the long routes done tomorrow and do some cragging or bullet heads on Sunday. Good luck man!!

Ya I think it goes left then straight up and I do remember an A0 part..was that the original finish to snake ? looks harder than 10a

how about the original finish of climbers must be crazy or snake straight up from the belay after the traverse ever do that ?