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Bump.

I thought you said it was all spray?

JO will be awakened from his morning slumber in PDX the moment someone breaks out the drill and starts tapping on his beloved rock. They are one, you know.

Yeah, we made it home as scheduled last Tue when the roads opened back up. I spent the next couple of days digging out. We had over 10' in some areas of our yard but only about 4' in the driveway.

Although, it is my understanding that any alcohol will negate/counteract what the meds are tying to accomplish. At least most of the ones you mentioned. If that's the case, why waste the $ on meds that won't be able to work anyway? Maybe one of the MD or Rx types here can set the record straight on how that works? Might as well have one for me while your at it, but please, no cheap schwag beer.

You forgot beer.

Yes, I've been scheming on how to handle that one when it comes up.

I got sucked into it a couple months ago and am pretty amazed at all the long losters I am catching up with. It can be a time drain, just like this site only more people to keep up with. Overall, I really like being back in touch with so many old friends. Side note, I work from home a lot and should be working now but am getting distracted here on cc.com, again. I have not even looked at FB today but it will likely eat up some of my productivity soon.

The cold that's kicking my ass today.

Better hurry before it's to late. Still snowing here right now but now it's big wet flakes compared to the light fluffy dry powder we had the past few days though.

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Happy Birfday Jeebus!

Who's gonna step up to the plate and bag Hamilton before it melts out? Took these today in the short break we had from the snow. Looks like it's touching down now and pretty fat.

Pack is SOLD. The ArcTeryx Khamski Pack is a lightweight technical pack great for skiing beyond the access gates or day touring from your favorite trail head. Fancy features make backcountry travel easier. Weather shedding fabrics stop snow from coming through, Y-Frame suspension hauls long day loads, and a kangaroo pocket stows safety gear. Specifications: Size "Regular" - 3 lbs 1 oz (1.4 kgs) R; Volume: 2625 cu in (43 ltr) to 2930 cu in (48 ltr) R; Features: External compression straps External daisy chains Fixed top pocket with map sleeve Hypalon quick release ski attachments Ice axe loops Interchangeable thermoformed hip belt Modified kangaroo pouch Thermoformed shoulder straps Thermoformed back panel Wand pocket WaterTight Zippers Y-frame suspension Materials: HDPE frame sheet 6061 aluminum stay 630D super pack nylon Hypalon trim x-Pac vx21 Just bought this here on cc.com but it is a bit to small for my torso. Great deal on a great pack, pay me what I paid - $115 + actual shipping costs (Retail is around $175). Prefer PayPal or meet in person. I can meet in/near Portland, OR. I can e-mail more detailed pics if needed but the pack is in pristine, brand new condition. E-Mail goldring at gorge dot net or send me a PM.

Props to Alpengo, pack showed up promptly and as described in perfect condition. Unfortunately for me, it is a bit to small so I'm putting it back on the market. Pay me what I paid - $115 and the pack is all yours. Great ski or cragging pack. I will put a new post in the yard sale with some pics. Dave

I'm still stuck at the in-laws in Tacoma but my mom tells me we have an 8-10 ft snow drift blocking our front door back home. Hoping the roads open up so I can get back there and dig out.

I have some older plastics, can't remember the model but they are size 12 or 12.5. I'll let em go cheap. Very little use on them. Send PM if you want me to dig em out of the closet with more details and pics.

When I start using the past 24 list of posts I know it’s setting in… At least your not couped up at the in-laws like me . Or maybe you are?

PM sent on nut tool.

Just give em a grahm cracker, a blankie and a few old ice screws and crampons to play with and be sure to lock all the car doors. Kids are resilient, they'll be fine in the car for a day or three.

PM Sent...

PM sent on the golves.

If not the cover, at least for the Clucking chapter.

Hard to judge the scale of the ice on Hamilton from here at my house but I bet they are much bigger than they seem from the pics. I've only seen really good ice flows up there a few times in the 3 years I've lived at this house. It would be cool to watch someone send that bee-otch from here with the binocs though. You used to be able to drive right up to the base of the cliffs via the old logging roads but the last few times I've tried, the gate was locked shut at the bottom here in North Bonneville. I might see if it still locked and maybe wander up a bit closer for a better glimpse if I have some time tomorrow.

Sitting here at home gazing at Mt Hamilton. Looks a bit thin but may shape up in the coming days.