larrythellama

ability awareness fitness is all you need.

granite cracks= slabby. basalt, sandstone= steep. peter we went up there once...nice little area...tho the smell of auto exhaust at the lower crag sucked. there is some cool shit up on the hillside. kix is looking for granite...he needs to look there.

i would think you should just go buy another one. you lost it/left it. so goes the world.

i think we should let on who has it. it would be great to see suckbm get destroyed. suckbm tough words get tough action. so think before you speak.

no movie about climbing is cool.

that works too.

that condogo or some shit and it is only 5.9

nothing worse then music originating from bellingham.

good luck getting it back suckbm. karma does not exist.

hardly.

wild country tech friends and tcus.

if you had fun then i guess it was okay...but fuck snow i want sunshine and granite!

like commercials are not supposed to be manipulative.

i was at the patagonia outlet today and the xs womans stuff could fill a warehouse.

plastic shovels and tent poles are what allpainfax likes.

so dont go voting independent ans throwing your vote away. sad that we are stuck with a two party system.

chuck harry forgot the bottom half of that chart. AVALANCHE SAFETY BASICS Avalanches don't happen by accident, and most human involvement is a matter of choice, not chance. Most avalanche accidents are caused by slab avalanches which are triggered by the victim or a member of the victim's party. However, any avalanche may cause injury or death and even small slides may be dangerous. Hence, always practice safe route finding skills, be aware of changing conditions, and carry avalanche rescue gear. Learn and apply avalanche terrain analysis and snow stability evaluation techniques to help minimize your risk. Remember that avalanche danger rating levels are only general guidelines. Distinctions between geographic areas, elevations, slope aspects and slope angles are approximate and transition zones between dangers exist. No matter what the current avalanche danger there are avalanche-safe areas in the mountains.

i ruined a camalot .1 with an a1 placement..the cam lobes folded.

i am hardly cool.....waiting for my ski partner to show....

become your own travel agent.

the increased power usage is not generally the way cops find out about grow ops. there are large spikes in power usage during the winter and when people fire up their a/c units. it tends to be a pissed off friend or a snooping neighbor. the smell of the plants is also a better and more likely to give you away.

i live 10 and 20 minutes from some of the best crags in cali...so gas is like in the cents for my transportation...that or we just ride our bikes there. i always drive slow and no gas will not stop me from doing anything.......we average like 20 miles on the truck during work week, which thankfully our weekend does not fall on sat or sun.

the best thing about all this micro choss alpine is that you guys think it has been recently discovered. hah!

there are a couple of those pebble cracks in the merced, just follow the water towards the falls...

foam pad and lightweight sleeping bag with my puffy jacket. dont need no super duper bag to stay warm and who wants to camp on the side of rainier when your wife is at home keeping the bed home. fromage......that is exactly what i have been saying but all these dot.com people with more money to burn then time still think that buying the high tech light shit is gonna make them better climbers.......