mountainsloth

I was barely alive on your 1980 trip! That is what I call adventure. I am awed and inspired! Thanks for taking the time to share. I will be a lucky man if I ever get a chance to do something like that.

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great video. This hits home on many subjects for me. I am in the process of writing an outdoor/environmental science summer program for middle school students for my MA project and this video is motivating. Thanks a lot!

tell the rangers you are going to be on a route for a couple days and have to spend the night on the wall... do this every night.

wow! nice work guys! lets hope the winter treats it well!

damn rainy seattle... that looks like a lot of fun! thanks for the stoke!

bring shovels

thanks idea guy. sounds like a no go. the climbing Gods look kindly upon you, thanks for the hard work.

seriously... nice work. i also wanted to be there, but the inlaws were in town and i could not escape. do you think the road is bikeable now?

my favorite tree! so beautiful! Thanks Steph! ...

work a v2. try one on a vertical wall first.

Yay for adventure into the unknown!

perfect red rock gnar! gotta love that place! way to be bad-asses!

killer pics. way to get after it late in the season! I bet you did not see a soul.

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haha! Me too Sol! me too! almost the same exact experience.

I agree about the pitch off Snafflehound Ledge. I would've been raining haterade on Eric when I realized it would be his lead, had I not led it previously. marvelous! thanks for the picture and memory!

love that route! The pitch off snafflehound ledge was my favorite!

All good things to know. I think I will stay away from munching those all together... I am too old to experiment with my health.

I think that is right, but from my resource amanita muscaria is poisonous.

favorite place to climb... EVER! i miss that place.

yummy! i will be on the look out!

sorry, I have no idea what those look like. I am a new forager, so i need to bone up on my knowledge. we were both wandering around kicking ourselves for not studying before the trip. There were so many different kinds out there! I guess we were really only out there for chanterelles.

cool looking place!