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  1. climbing there does not piss anyone off. Posting a trip report about a climb that is not in any guide book does. Check you PM's
  2. kevbone

    oldskool

    Yo, G, your spotting, and a dork.
  3. Thanks! We appreciate it. Matter of fact, you should not be rapping at beacon at all, top out everytime.
  4. They are not on Cruisin. Cruusin ends in the middle of the traverse. You are talking about the base of the 2nd pitch, below the SLAB! You rap into a tree and over a sharp edge. Thats the problem!
  5. Ant that a bunch of crap, no thanks to JH, you should of seen my garage one night as he emptied out a huge bag of shit he has taken from the rock. And please dont rap from the base of the slab. frickin newbie!!!!
  6. Climbing through the chockstone was cool. Didnt think I was going to fit.
  7. How come the second half of this thread is gone? There was not profanity. No one was getting rude! Who axed it?
  8. No, my camera broke about a week ago, and crimper did not bring his. Sorry. We did get perfect weather.
  9. Trip report 9/22-9/23 Peak: Prusik Peak Crimper and I and another non CC.comer left the car at 5:15 or so on Friday morning, from the Colechuck lake trailhead. Was on top of Asskick, I mean Assgard pass by 9:30 or so and at the base of the west ridge by 12:30. Took a break and racked up for the Chalkstone south face route. Started the route at 1:30 and did it in 4 pitches. It took a little longer than expected, summiting at 7:38. It was almost completely dark by this point. We rapped off the summit only to find the entire north face was covered in snow and ice. It took a while to find the anchors, due to having to brush the snow off them. Then down we rapped into the black unknown abyss. Not knowing where it ended. This was not our plan, for we wanted to be able to see the anchors and the ledge where we climbed off to the right. We arrived back at the bivy site below the west ridge around 10 PM. Wow, were we wasted, after 16 hours on the go, plus a 10 mile approach. Woke up and left camp around 9 or so and was at the car by 2 pm. Eating fat burgers and beer by 3 and home to Ptown by 10:30 PM. Great route, with a huge approach. Always wanted to climb Prusik, now I have. Gear: set of nuts, single set of cams to green Camelot, doubles to purple Camelot, and one # 5
  10. I agree with KK. And add STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! STFU KEVBONER!! Can we at least try and be orginal!
  11. What ever chrico crack. You really are calling the Kettle Black. I have seen you dish out the criticism over and over and over. If you don’t like it or cant handle it, get the hell off the site
  12. Switch to decaf bro! I dont have, nor will have you cams, but if I did, I would for sure give them back. You do have balls to ask for them back on this site.
  13. How many people are you climbing it with? If it’s just one other person. Try simulclimbing a lot of it. Seriously, I tied into both ends and my partner tied into the middle of the rope and climbed the entire route in about 2 hours. Then took 3 to get off. Bro, a lot of it is EASY 5.4 or so. You can simulclimb until the crux and then pitch it out. Just a thought! Either way, I’m jealous. Take lots of pics.
  14. I agree with Ivan, my partner and I climbed it in 5 pitches, with a 60 m ropes bent in half. We had one 3 camolot, with we place once or twice. The crux is over before you know it. You can stem around it. If you are a competent climber, you should not lung a 4 in with you. I would also recommend NOT trying it car to car in a day. 2 or 3 days and relax and enjoy. I went car to car in 20 hours, big mistake, I was ruined. Snow and ice! I did in august last year, and you would not be able to get down from the last pass to where the glacier used to be with out crampons. Steep ice that never gets sun. About 100 feet of it. You can leave your ice gear at the bottom of the route so don’t worry about it. Also, we had one 60 m rope. If this is your idea as well, be prepared to down climb VERY exposed (but very easy) 4th class terrain to get to some of the anchors. Its was 10 repels and about 500 feet of down climbing to get off. Then 10 miles to the car. Have fun.
  15. You live in west Seattle? If I was to move to Seattle (which I would never to), I would for sure live on Alkie beach, or somewhere on the hill. Oly, is that you in the pics?
  16. kevbone

    laptop advice

    I own a Dell, has never failed, works great.
  17. I'm pretty sure your wife is a girl. CONGRATS, you're not gay after all Yes, she is a girl, and you met her and myself at the lucky lab last year after the WW slide show. we were doing this you introduced your wife to mike? no wonder she is pregnant! congrats
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