Dirtyleaf

East Face of Whitehorse. Voodoo Wall. NE Face Stuart.

If I was drunk right now I'd puke.

Good answer.

I thought I was sitting at home in front of my computer, eating ice cream, and....

But, you missed the vintage porn sliced into John's slideshow. I forgot where I was for a couple minutes.

At the height of gender specific diversity I think the Fmale-male ratio was down to 1:15!

Why. What kind of beer did you drink this weekend?

Rocks.

I'm still trying to sell Assguard pass T-shirts.

You can place a #4 at the bottom. And then you spread on the go sauce, and go.

I think it's sandbagging to say that you can walk the #4 up for a few moves when it's actually a pretty big fall you're looking at if you only have a single #4. Why would you want to stop to place/or walk a cam on this section? Straightforward layback. Heady exposure for sure but easily done with one #4.

You got it.

Nice. Very fun route with some cool variations. From your crux picture it looks like you're taking the 5.9 layback instead of the .10 corner. Either way, very fun!

I'll second the thanks for all the hard work put in by Dave and the crew. And yes, it was hot that day. Thankfully there was water at the balcony bivy. I doubt we would have continued forward if it wasn't for the pleasant surprise of the 2 gallon water jug.(which I brought down and left on the top of the second pitch, refilled.) We could have continued rapping in the night, but the milky way was thick, the stars bright, and an awesome quiet setting to spend the night. Great climbin' with ya Jim!

Shit! Excellent TR John! Sorry about the bike. You certainly don't look stressed/hurried in any of the pics. Nice job.

It's over. Just like my life.

Thank you.

Sport crags are the best place to learn aid climbing and alternative techniques. Besides, look how much fun it can be! If this was at Index no one would be writing anything on this here site. Such a ruckus. So much fun. Thanks for getting pissed and being my entertainment for a day.

check yer stuff.

My family has had a cabin on Wallowa lake for 3 generations. It is a very beautiful area. My grandpa (RIP) took me to my very first summit on Mt. Joseph with some really cool abandoned mines along the way. There was a book in one of the bookstores in Joseph that had a few technical routes in the Eagle Cap (I don't think anything harder than 5.4) And some hazy info on a couple of 2 pitch crags supposedly at the park end of the lake.

Just two weeks ago my partner gave me a hip belay while I clipped a couple bolts. I didn't mind. I've also forgotten my harness and shambled my own together. I've also given someone a hip belay as well. Shit, I even pounded a piton in once or twice. It was all done with the same even flow as flushing the toilet. You know what I flushed down the toilet? Ok. I'll tell you. It was crap.

Maybe somebody finally got a time machine in working order. Just some doods from the early days climbin' them rawks.

Anyone? It's fall. The best time of year to climb IMO.

I know. "The times they are a-changin" -Bob D.

Or even a day cragging.