TheOldHouseMan

Just got back from the Dr this morning and had him check out my knee. He took a few x-rays and told me to go to physical therapy. He recomended a few places but thought I would check and see if anyone has had any good luck with a therapist. The two places he recomended are Broadway physical therapy and Legacy rehabilitation services. Mainly because I live in NE. Aaron

Still for sale.

Most shops will do it for free if you purchased the liners from them.

Down by the old model T Where Molly first showed it to me It was big hairy and black She called it her crack But it looked like a man hole to me I wipped out my 40 foot pole And crammed it down Mollies black hole She let out a scream as I poured on the cream Down by the model T

Born in a mountain raised in a cave fightn' an' fuckin' is all I crave

There once was a man from Kablass His balls were made of brass In stormy weather they'd clink together and sparks would shoot out of his ass

I have a Black Diamond Blizzard harness for sale in the "Yard Sale" New, never been used. Aaron

"Good" is a relative term. Depends on what you are doing. Climbing conditions should stay "good" but skiing conditions can suck big time up high.

Picked up a large BD Blizzard Harness the other day at the Mt Shops PJ sale. I tried it on over some baggy pants I had on and it looked like it fit alright. Got it home and now it looks like I'll need a medium size. The haness is new, never been used. Retail is $67.50 and I payed $47.25. I'll pass it on to you for what I payed. I'm in Portland so if you want it, I'd be willing to meet somewhere in the Portland metro area.

There is a pretty good gear review article about skins in the latest edition of Couloir magazine. The article is more focused toward the novice skiers. But after reading the article I learned a few things.

Not in Or-E-Gon

I know the hill your talking about. What do you think the vert is? It's been a while since I have been over there.

At this point it doesn't look like we are going to get any snow in the PNW to make it good through the summer. Im still optimistic though. So...I was thinking of a deal I saw on Oregon Field Guide about Sand Boarding. Is this limited to the knuckle draggers or can you do parrell turns and telle turns in the sand? Aaron

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They are all rock skis

They also can carry Parvo. I don't think it will do anything to people but it does kill your dog.

Shows you how much time I spend on cc.com.

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I can think of only one other way of glacier travel that is sketchier than traveling without being roped up and that would be on a two man rope. You better trust the guy on the other end of the rope that he can self arrest, stop the fall and rig up some kind of anchor while he is holding you from falling into the abyss. We tried all this in my crevase rescue class and it was very difficult.

What happened to the snow cat operation at Mt Bailey?

Sounds like this dirtbag your dealing with is a shitbag.

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showmembers.php?Cat=&sb=8&page=1&like= or if I could only have this much time to kill.

I have a pair of Viper S 201's that are in perfect shape. They are drilled for Salomon bindings but are not mounted up. Make an offer.

A few of the teacers at "Yoga in the Pearl" look pretty good. The prices are a little to much though but it's almost worth it to go down there. http://www.yogapearl.com/teachers.asp

I believe ack in the old days the resorts had more rocks, stumps and trees in the runs. After those thin years a lot of the resorts removed the obstacles and now can open with less snow. i was also wondering how can the resorts afford to stay closed.