Ishmael

They keep them in a freezer over the summer so they can be fresh and ready to go for the snow/ice season...

I always thought having a conversation with ones self to that degree was a sign of losing it... esp when you are insulting yourself…

working on the house... wow, that is lame... but i will help it with

nice. A FA without even trying...

so many action shots... Good job.

Renton Granite?

I know that this is an old thread and therefore old news… but I got a set of the offset TCUs and took them up Green Dragon awhile ago and thought they were very handy and well worth the cost. I used them on every pitch and they made some placements very fast and secure. Great little cams...

It has been a few years since I climbed it but we just had one rope and it was very easy to rap off... It was a weekday though so that might have helped...

funny... but a bit

I did it with one skinny 60m rope with no problems. And aluminum crampons would be more then enough. We just had running shoes on and had to climb around the snow/ice... it was intresting... We did it in a day which was easier then I thought, only about 12 hours car to car, and I am no mountain hard man... enjoy

nice. Sorry about the beer... sad to be 6 short...

I climbed Condorphamine this spring and really liked it (I climb very little sport). The crux (easy and short 10) would be very easy to French Free. Great views and location.

OH WOW... Make sure to enjoy that rock... should be great. I did like the line about it being boltable... Funny stuff...

Man, my body ached just reading this... hate to think about what you went through. I have climbed that pitch many times. I figure I will be less casual about it next time I climb it... Here is to sobo . Good climbing partners are worth a lot...

I have had a set of Peanuts for about 6 years and have used a lot at index. I think that they work great...

Great pics. Looks like a great route...

work... save that time for nice days... and if that does not work there is always beer...

Climbers will end up carpooling on Vespas...

Pickets have very low mass... should not be able to cut you up too much...

Nice TR and good to hear that you did not hurt yourself... What guide book did you use?

I love it when there are dogs like that... So much fun... esp if you are belaying...

Yep.

That took longer then I thought... You must have missed this part... I was talking about the whole thread as you were the first to list Fred...

That took longer then I thought...

I have never see or heard of any non-climbers screwing with anchors ect.