DanielHarro

Clint / John- nice work on an amazing route!! Do you have any more photos??

Right on!!! Good work!!

how many miles is the approch?

Good work colin!!

you guys make any dolphins?? Or swans?? What about the penguin pump, was is used? Good time, nice photos.

I got to get a machine, thanks for the info!!

What is the milage from the bridge to the trail head??

Anyone know what the road looks like now days? Just wondering how far one can drive up this time of year? Looking into going into Stuart / Dragontail... Anyone know how much fesh snow there is? Thanks for the info!

any word on the climbers? I could see Hood from portland, that is possitive!! Finaly some visability.

Try mastic tape, I am pretty sure it is the same stuff that Petzl uses on the Nomic tool.

mark, good times... Thanks for sharing!!

Good work!! Thanks for the photos, seems like a great way to spend thanksgiving!! John- did you lose you camera as a piece of ice cut your face? Its all good since I am sure it was M12 WI7+ no worries.

light an fast go with Lasportiva Spantik...

I have the EV2 and it is a great tent, no issues at all!! I really like the ventilation system, works really well.

Cyborg!!!

I am looking for a good approach ski used in places like the Alaska Range, I was thinking of something light and short. I came across these: Dynafit ski touring 1.0 (very bottom of page). http://www.life-link.com/dynafit_intro.htm Any suggestions, good bad?? Other ideas?? I am going to use these skis for approaches with mountaineering boots I am not looking for some crazy performance ski.

MSR Reactor http://www.trailspace.com/gear/msr/reactor/

thanks for the info!! Its a great help!! Here is another random question, say that I want to spend 3-4 months in South America climbing and such, is there some limit to how many times I go up to altitude(above 15,000ish) in 3-4 months??

how does one go about getting such drugs??? I am talking about Diamox, Viagra, Cialis ect... And what about good pain killers if something really bad happens like you break your leg or something????

For high altitude situations, can woman take viagra??

colin- Just came across this today, I saw them on ebay for like 25 bucks, something to look into!! http://gearflogger.typepad.com/weblog/eyewear/index.html

I used those gloves in alaska for picking fish out of nets, never thought about climbing with them... I might have to try...

here is the best deal I could find, I boght a few pairs, they are great gloves!! under $40 buck too!!! http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/,55076_Cloudveil-Ice-Floe-Gloves-For-Men-and-Women.html?cm_mmc=PaidPlacement-_-Google-_-WGOGB6-_-Cloudveil_Ice_Floe_Gloves_(For_Men_and_Women)

Murraysovereign- Point taken, I like your ideas!!!

John - have you used those bugz things?? Do they fog up? I know the Rudy Projects have good ventilation, but sometime nothing works... I hope this helps colin. Oh and I used those glasses in a race in Faibanks AK at -30 below and they did not shatter. good times...