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count me in for another vote for a homebrew forum. I am a novice, but enjoy brewing immensely

shasta trinity NF office maintains a pretty good webpage for avy conditions and access. The roads are uaually well cleared by early spring

keepin it real

god, the wind looks terrible at least in the first half of the attempts. Good for her!

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so hows about this year? 200 dollar scarf fer me

loose leaf tea and some good lovin!

Oh sweet Irony! While we were playing hookey from work that day, my boss was too. He was driving to Idaho to visit family, and while driving through the Gorge, saw several "crazy guys" ice climbing below Crown Point. After he mentioned this yesterday, I casually asked some details and I realized he had seen the party above us, and Greg D, while he was leading! Close call!

From the OR SAR 2008 report: Volunteer hrs: 1,486 Paid hrs: 158 Thanks all you SAR types! next time you meet a SAR person, buy them a pint! Best wishes to all those involved in this.

ust another guy. He just had a lot more money than the rest of us and could buy it instead of work for it at the bar

do you have the bindings to go with it or just the mounts ont he board?

onsight solo first aid climb lead got comfortable ice climbing 10.c trad redpoint first Grade IV Casaval Ridge on Shasta Didn't catch swine flu

Some more photos from Crown Jewel. The orange jacket guy is another party though (folks from Bend?) Thanks for doing all the leg work Greg!

Crown Jewel is in. TR soon!

climbed crown, it is in, and we stayed dry the whole time. TR soon

definitely wont work with aluminum. Wrong metal. The first ice tool is a tosser too.

tyler, you going climbing up there? greg and I were talking about being up there thursday...

woot! What makes this different from chandelier rt?

would burying the pipe in snow insulate it enough so that is doesn't freeze?

A friend drank a large quantity of my nice tequila several years ago. Sooo I excercised my, "dont get mad, get even" motto. Once he had finished launching his guts all over the front yard and passed out in his westy van, we put the thing in neutral and rolled it around the neighborhood until we found a suitable place. We made sure to leave the side door open, just as he had left it. We also took his keys back to the house the party was at, so he couldn't drive drunk, if he miraculously woke up. Unfortunately I had to leave before he awoke, but I hear he was none too happy. Ben, perhaps something similar happened to you?

I recently saw a helpful tip for cooking your Turkey this season. To keep the breast meat from drying out too much while cooking it, layer strips of bacon over the top of it! MMmmmmm... Baaaccconnnnnnnnn...

H-O-L-Y S-H-I-T It really happened! I don't believe it! Thanks Alan!

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