Roscoe_M

Sorry to bust your balls Chris but these were the first two lines. The right side has yet to be touched.

Funny thing about clearcuts in the northwet...they soon turn into forests.

All ya need are a good pair of Vans and some army surplus green woolies; at least up to Nido de Condores.

The Skoogs frek'n shred!

I think a text book hand jam on an 80 degree slab with slung chicken headed foot holds is worth at least one #2

I've been riding a pair of red garmont g-rides for about 5 years and have been suffering pretty much the whole time. Enough is enought, my wide ass feet can't handle another season in these things. I'm making the plunge this fall on new(er) pair of boots. Any other fat footers out there that have found a comfy AT boot?

Good to hear from you Kevin. Still crank'n hard at the Elwah I hope. Thanks for the tip. I'm leaving about ten pounds of rope, hexes, nuts, and harnesses at home now. Thats going to make thoes eight miles and 2500 feet on the way in (and out) way more enjoyable.

Me and my redneck posse from PA are headed up to do some stuff in the Neddels on this comming sweet ass, mf'n, 4 day weekend. Does anyone have any beta such as melt water in suprise basin, anchors, burning ritual suicides, or any such stuff? Have a great long weekend (pardon the Canadian expression).

Where the hell is it comming from? It must involve frick'n lazer beams or sumth'n

On saturday we are going to climb some routes on the west side of the Liberty Bell group and are planning to camp up there some where. Sunday we want to climb the east butt. I was wondering if anyone has approached this climb from the blue lake side and how is it. Maybe we would be better off just hiking out, car camping, and making the standard approach from the hairpin on Sun. morn. What do you think?

Little late, but a some pub time with some other B'ham climbers sound like it could be a good damn time. It would be a good break from drinking with all my red-neck, non-climb'n, big truck driv'n, trailor trash girl-friend hav'n friends.

There is a disease called silicosis which is caused by the long term inhaling of silica. Virtully all rocks are made of silica. Beware of this if you work in a gravel pit, dusty road construction, ... rock gym with lots of pea gravel dust, etc.

I heard rumor of this place a few years ago. I think it is between Index and the pass.

There just aren't any jobs in this town Lloyd- Pshhhh yeah, unless you want to work 40 hours a week.

Oh yeah, and the seven large? Ever heard of Duece Bigalow?