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its douchey when losers have kids because they think itll be cool. then they drag em around to all the same stuff they used to do before kids because they figger theyll be cool parents. they are actually being shitty parents and killing everyones buzz, kids including.

thats the brilliance. i already WAS fired.

I've always admired the great TRs coming from the Pickets. The best one I can remember was from Steph. Anyway, my boss wants me to take him on a trip this summer, but he has zero climbing experience so I hesitate to do anything technical. Are there any hiking/non-technical routes in the Pickets? I imagine we could manage some class 4, but it would be good if the majority was 3 and lower. Let me know if you guys have any thoughts. Best jg

thats where i am. im a flatlander and get 1 maybe two weeks in the mountains a year, mostly weeklong scrambling trips, always in the summer. i am hoping this will allow us to do future glacier or winter travel unguided.

any feedback on the american alpine institute's 6 day intro to alpinism at mt baker? http://www.aai.cc/ProgramDetail/alpinism1/

Thanks for advice, all. I have a Lowe Alpine pack right around that size that I bought 9 years ago and it is still going strong. Great value too. I guess I was expecting smaller volume requirements for just a 1 night trip. But now that I think about it, looking over the gear, I'll be lucky if I get it in my 60L pack. So second question - will most mountaineering boots do the trick? I know everyone has their favorite brand and model. I am looking at Asolos because that's what I've had the best luck with in hiking boots. Cheers

not "the one you have the most fun with?"

What pack does everyone typically use for the muir-DC route? Going late July. Thanks!

i'd hit that

hmmm, i see another 10 on 1 coming.

how well does that pay?

Does this badboy have a removeable hipbelt?

"The Audacity of Hope" beat it nerd

Why are you talking? Beat it, nerd.

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