mountainmatt

The credit commentary is priceless...

I don't lock my bags but rather just make it hard for someone to reach in easily. A piece of wire wrapped around a couple times prevents the quick grab but still allows the TSA to look inside when they see the huge amount of metal. I get an inspection notice when I move my climbing gear almost everytime (especially with ice tools).

I have had no problems with rope, harness, and biners on the plane. I have been stopped pre-9/11 with my trad rack, so I can only imagine that this might be a problem now. I have been putting my rack in my check bag wrapped in my sleeping bag.

http://www.csac.org/Bulletins/Northwest/avalanche.php

Nice way to let a bunch of strangers know when your house will be empty

I wish I spoke germen...

Mes agrees with you also

Sweeet pics guys! Looks like a great climb

S.P.E.C.T.R.E. ?

Thank god I didn't eat breakfast...

Sweet stuff man!

Good ol' sandstone Great trip report!

Great photos!

Some of the faces almost look like the heads on Easter Island.

5.3 Upper right Ski Track 5.4 The Bong 5.5 Elementary jamming 5.6 Mental Physics pitch 1 5.7 Toe Jam 5.7+ Double Cross 5.8- Sailaway 5.8 Dogleg Note: some of the ratings are a little sandbagged. Have fun out there, Jtree is great!

Wait, climbing is risky? Crap! I am taking up knitting.

Armchairs are aid.

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/cities/can/pages/CABC0279.htm

The clips of that route are sick!

Thank you for putting me in my place. I would have been lost without your post

http://www.ratemypoo.com

I had similar symptoms after running one day, and the MRI showed that it was a herniated disc. I saw a good physical therapist and I am back to "normal."

I think I will go postal if I see that stupid add with the girl on the side of the truck...

I use the Manta which seems to give the best variety of holds. I couple this with a few screw in holds and jibs to play with different foot arrangements while pulling. http://www.stoneageclimbing.com/hang.html