pink

no, beacon rock is my friend.

yes i do know. used to live at beacon rock. WTF are you doing on the site if you hate rock climbing, did anybody tell you that the mt. hood speculation thread was locked? In 1811, Alexander Ross of the John Jacob Astor expedition called the rock Inoshoack Castle. The rock became known as Castle Rock until 1916, when the United States Board of Geographic Names restored the name back to Beacon Rock. In the early 1900s, the Army Corps of Engineers planned to destroy Beacon Rock with dynamite. Railroad officials opposed the idea because they didn't want the blasting to drop boulders onto the train tracks. Their opposition was enough to get the demolition stopped. Another idea was to use Beacon Rock as a rock quarry.

http://gorp.away.com/gorp/publishers/menasha/cmp_pdx.htm

how about some flesh in exchange for cold hard cash?

this is your first post? JgWQ1erBnMo

then how did the huge arena on the sw corner occur and what about the two mysterious tunnels/caves on the south face

who's stoppin ya?

you mean they started demolishing it. everyone who climbs at beacon pretty much lives in OR. anyway all the seattle snobs want nothing to do with it.

dude

how about some pink in the middle

i thought truck nuts were illegal

sounds like rob is your man since he is offering. have you p.m'd him?

are your parents cool with you looking for a random partner? be careful.

the best part is that it's about an hour from my front door,and it can be 20 at my house and 55 up by the walls.

are you a female?

that's pretty cool. do you have a usual partner? how did you get into climbing? what kind of ropecraft skilz do you have?

shiva, just curious. how old are you?

your welcome

it's in oregon, can't you read

TROLL

austin, what's up? glad you guy's made it back in one piece. i won't be taking another trip until july. i'm nursing some damaged shoulders. i'll stick to the dry granite close by. keep me posted on your travels.

south platte co. best to live close, weather is very unpredictable. is that you austin?

well, it just won'tbe the same now that i have your permission

a vision of dry, climbable rock in the winter.

veggie trails