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Sorry I couldn't join but, I was getting my truck towed out of Hyalite. Hope all went well. p.s. My gumby ass had to use 25 feet of my ice floss, and then proceed to cut it off. Any one need a semi new glacier rope?

We got out there in a Subaru WRX, loaded with gear and four dudes, but we had to be real careful . Would recommend stopping by the visitors station or the camp host for a color copy of the road topo, it takes a little bit of route finding.

Sick....looks like great ice.

Bozeman is still rocking, drove up to the trail head yesterday, somethings are in super fat and others are subliminating away.

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The moderates are seeing some traffic. I was just down there for the last nine days and noticed a particular amount of traffic on the usual suspects (dark shadows, birdland, crimson, ect...)We spent a couple of mid-week days in the Black Velvet canyon and each day there were at least one party on the classic longer moderate 5.10's. If you don't want any lines I suggest taking a look at the Brownstone wall.

Don't be a sour puss, he is just trying to help someone feed their rat.

Is it coming to me, I had dibs and John said he would pick them up.

My friend Pat parks his Honda Element in a parking lot in Ashland. He notices a homeless guy reclining in the shrubbery right next to his car, and the guy mumbles something to Pat. Pat moves closer and asks the guy what he said. Homeless guy repeats himself a little more clearly, "Dude, you're out of your element."

Drive out to Hylite, Airborne Ranger is fat and touching, go get it. Not all the ice has fallen down, just most places where it is raining instead of snowing like it is right now, here in B-man.

You are all out of you element, I am the young stud so obviously she will choose me.

LOL, kinda like any girl at a bar in Boyzmen, MT.

wanna mail themt to me? Bryan Schmitz 2727 Daisy Dr Bozeman, mt, 59718

The brush and thorns might be nasty

Sounds like they finished plowing and now are allowing travel up hylite. Come and Get It, is huge for any of you hardmen around here.

John has so much route beta and photos that that he must need his own server to stop his laptop form crashing.

the hostel out past the howard johnson is s good bet I think beds start at $17 a night. Also a plus is partying with all the other travelers and the hosts there at the hostel know how to show you good time.

First I can think of only a handful of climbing areas in the United States that have signs pointing you to the direction of the climbs. Second, now that trout is as known as just about any other place in oregon that peopel try and keep on the DL, like Moolack, Ozone, and trout, the idea that someone is actually going to go trapping along the banks of the deshutes looking for this crag is dumb. No one is going to do that. Trout is unique becasue of the setting, the quality of the routes, the type of climbers it brings to climb there, not how you found it.

Having a guide book for and area with no directions is like telling a kid that he gets to pass out out candy on Halloween to all the neighbor kids but not actually collect any himself, or get to put the sweet costume of batman on.

What bill is referring to is this: WUE: Western Undergraduate Exchange. http://wue.wiche.edu/ It minimum High school GPA and Standardized test scores requirements. I received a $7000 wavier every year for four years at Bozeman, MT.

I think there is a cairn on the ground by the trail, the trail is well distinguished now, so make sure you take the trail instead of hiking straight up. Hiking straight up is shitty and there are some rattle snakes out there for sure. (personal experience)

Where's yours, I know you want to show it off.

bring your rock shoes just in case and enjoy the three types of rock that are in cody. Limestone, Granite, and Dolomite. Super fun stuff.