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steel. black, with yellow straps.

will be putting on ebay soon. due to family reasons i am selling some of my mountain gear. all gear has been on climbs, some though, have never been off my backpack. used on lower grade climbs, south route hood, mazama on adams, st. helens, elliot glacier. no falls, all in good to great shape. will deliver if purchase is over 100$, to portland/vancouver area only. limited days available to deliver. no pics at this time. feel free to come look at it, then decide. everything is in used, but very good condition. will post pics as soon as i get a camera. will sell seperately, prefer local. if doesnt sell local withing two weeks, will consider shipping. if you dont see want you want here, let me know, i may have it. not gonna sell everything you know!!! 20 degree north face "windy pass" sleeping bag. used, good condition. 40$ 1 75 cm rei mountain ice axe green , well used and scuffed 40$ 1 65 cm ice axe red 30$ selected climbs in the cascades, volume 1 and 2 great shape 15$each climbing washingtons mountains jeff smoot, great shape 10$ size large (im a 34 waist, and these fit good, adjustable waist) north face mountaineering pants. built in gaiters, quarter zip on sides. great shape, waterproof. 75$ i also have another pair of asolo guide boots (green) size 11 i am selling for a friend. boots in great shape right boot liner torn, no laces. 60

got this in an email from a friend win the area. its from the local paper. Sunday morning, 55-year-old Jim Anglin of White Salmon, Wash. and two friends went on a climbing trip to the southeast end of Smith Rock State Park. The three were descending into the gorge along a steep climbers trail when Anglin lost his footing and fell 100 feet to his death. Search and Rescue teams from the Deschutes County Sheriff's office responded and recovered Anglin's body from the bottom of the gorge. Paramedics from the Redmond Fire Department confirmed that he had died from the fall. Anglin and his climbing partners had been heading down into the gorge to climb routes in that area of the park. Anglin, an experienced rock climber, and his partners were outfitted with all of the appropriate climbing gear. However, he was not wearing a helmet at the time of the fall

aarrrgggghhhh matey! that be the mother of all pirate boats!

14.6 lbs well that explains alot! gotta give up soda, and get out more often!

how much for the third tool? and where are you located?

my one vice is pepsi. it wouldnt be so bad if i only had it now and then, but i drink it ALL the time! i need to quit, but it is hard to do. id probably lose a lot of weight, and climb without getting tired so quick. good luck on quitting sugar! i hope it works out for you.

there it goes. pm sent

tried to send pm. not working. email me at dwellcome AT comcast DOT net

sweet! sounds like a lot of fun. did you get any pics?

has anybody else been up on adams lately? either the mazama glacier, or the southtrail?

harness is a size medium. the axe is similar to this one, but green, and not as new and says "rental" on it.

i would like 2 of the 22s. pm sent

bump, harness size medium.

rei axe is green, was a rental at one time. head and spike in great shape, shaft scratched up. black diamond alpine bod harness in great shape. asking 50$ for the pair. dwellcomeATcomcastDOTnet

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i lost a pair of snow shoes (little bear brand, in orange and black, size 35 if im remembering correctly) on mt st helens in may. i posted soon after, but am trying again as winter is here and i cannot afford a new pair! so if you found them, please be kind and let me know! Thank you dave

looking for some ice screws. preferably titanium. can spend 20-25$ each, looking for 4-5. to be used as anchors on glacier climbs, not ice climbing. im in vancouver, wa. area

price on the mountain hardwear jacket?

Wow! Lovin' the forcast! Hopefully the snow sticks around for a couple more weeks! Great pics Chris. Did you do the south route the whole way, or did you go up the mazama to the lunch counter?

great, i'd love to see some pics if ya could! have a great trip, looking forward to hearing about it when you get back!

looking forward to hearing from you! Good Luck! taking pics?

we were up there may 21st. and when we picked up our permits at jacks, they said the road was scheduled to open the following friday, may 25.

snow was good. was snowing pretty good on the way up, but it was hot on the way down, and most of the snow down low was gone by the time we went back down. there were some climbers we came upon at 7000' who were digging a pit to check the avy danger. dug through 3 distinctive layers, and all three slid very easily, so we all came back down. all but 3 that we talked to turned around. the 3 that kept going were with the original group of six that dug the test pits.

i was on st helens monday 5-21-07, and somehow lost my snowshoes off the back of my pack! if anyone has found them please respond to this post or email me at cowboy-501@comcast.net they are black and orange "little bear" 30" shoes. lost somewhere on the top half of the mountain! thank you