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Ugh

bummer on John Roskelley interview of R. Messner. Totally terrible, inappropriate questions lacking respect for both audience and someone's who's accomplished so much.

I lost a copy bought 10 - 15 years ago and would love another copy.... can't recall title name. The book is on Alaska mountaineering, small size, 100 odd pages, supposedly written in two weeks. Contains anectodes and experiences on mountaineering the area. Perhaps by Harvard or Ivy college mountaineering club member. Thanks for any help reacquainting with an enjoyed book.

Nice work finding sweet, open slopes free of tracks.... Looks like approach was not brushy either. .... Totally envious!

Great beta- thanks!

Nice work!

Bump.

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I see a two and three pole version of the EV2... Can you post a link with the version or official spec? Thanks.

Has anyone spotted my cams or found the gear? It's a very busy route do I'd appreciate hearing.

Aw come on, someone must have hit the stuff. That takes the piss.

Hi, I was leading a new partner up Blueberry Hill, 5.8, 7p, Darrington, and lost several pieces of gear. The anchors are natural so unfortunately, there was no way to get back to the gear. If anyone could spot and return these things (there're Black Diamond cams, Metolius cams and 2 nuts) I would be grateful and can send a reward. Thanks!

Great photos and great TR - Thanks for posting!

Beautiful - And way to push into the cold! It looks like a stellar climb!!