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Anyone have an info on climbing the Twin Pillars in Oregon. I have been out to Steins Pillar and know about that. I am just trying to get some info before I hike in. Thanks.

Was wondering if anyone knows of any rock climbing in El Salvador. Not a whole lot of info on the web.

Walking my dog in Ballard by 67the Ave NW and 9th Ave. Sitting in the street, a pair of US 9.5, Five 10 Anasazi rock shoes. If yours let me know and I will return them. Give me a call 714-217-5743.

Communters biking to work looking like they're searching for the start of Tour de France

I don't get it, what does Teddy Ruxpin have to do with anything?

That was great, Star Trek meets Sex and the City

Leaf blowers suck, and yes so do snowmobiles, but latelly I have had more of a problem with hangovers then either of the other two.

I can't get over what those guys had to go through. A friend of mine has told me that of the 4 survivors, recent years after they reached civilization 3 of them commited suicide. Haven't checked if it is true or not.

I just finished reading the book, The Long Walk, by Slavomir Rawicz, and this story is by far the greatest epic of human stuggle to survive that I have ever come across. It is about a handfull of guys in a Siberian labor camp that escape. With no supplies they trek south through Siberia in winter, into Mangolia, cross the Gobi desert, reach Tibet and finally over the Himalayas into India where they are safe. Talk about a clever title. Reading that makes my little weekend excursians feel like a day at the pool.

I don't like the idea of paying $15 just to get in the park, and if there were ways around it I would use them, but then again I am cheap and broke and don't feel to remorsefull for skimping the park out of $15.

That must be nice for those of you that find a sence of purpose or meaning in your day to day routine of collecting a paycheck. For me it's not, just some days are less painfull then others.

Every so often, who knows why, I wake up and feel no reason to get out of bed. I am the hermit, a recluse, and all I want to do is eat, drink wine and play muusic and it is anything but a happy time. Other then to walk my dog I would be perfectly happy sleeping the day away. It isn't always, it's just every so often I get hit with this, where I would rather live in my dreams then I would in reality. And like every other time when I am out of the "funk" I am more motivated then ever to start my next trip. It's almost like I need that "funk" to get me to my next big endevour. These past two weeks have been the "funk" and now I don't have the green or the time for my much needed revamp to normalcy. It sucks. Just wondering if anyone else out there goes through the same.

Just moved to Seattle and am looking for someone to climb with. I've been going to stone gardens and would like to rope up w/ someone and hit the crags or do some alpine. Even a partner for the gym would be nice. Let me know.