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Argus, Argus, Argus. you will probably be the only ones to climb those because its all gonna grow back within a month or so ... Well, thanks for cleaning those for me to do when I get back!!

I had to bitch someone out on the ground from the tree at Rogers Corner for snooping around my partner and I's gear. Now we go cragging with the exact amount of gear we need for the routes and leave the packs at the base. Sucks we're in a world like this!

You'll learn soon enough.

you should contact Eddie the Black Diamond NW sales rep. He is based out of north idaho. He'd be perfect!

For sure, the clasics tend to be crowded. It wouldn't be hard to find some sweet out of the way stuff because there is an absolutely rediculous amount of climbing there. The Brock guidebook (which sucks) is the size of the Bible. I would make RR a stop on the trip for sure.

Does it matter????

NOTICE: Climbing is dangerous and may result in serious injury or death. Anyone who steals climbing gear will die due to karma; the piece will fail (who knows why, it just will). You will deck out onto your head and be seriously handicaped for the rest of your life (because that would be worse than death). Any stollen guidebook will most definitely have a topo which shows a friendly 5.7 bolt ladder, but in reality is now an unretreatable A4+ sketch fest characterized by constant rockfall, kitty litter, rusty single 1/4 bolt belays, and Barbara Streisand music. I think I read that in Freedom of the Hills????

mid april works for me. PM me!

Interested!! I live a few hours away from it.

Ouch Matt that must have been frustrating! When I first climbed Outerspace, we got a #3 camalot stuck right after the crux traverse. It walked in pretty far. Anyone have it by any chance or is it still up there?

I'll second that. If you consider leashes aid, then wouldn't crampons and tools be aid as well?

as I said earlier in the thread, I talked to some random dude a long time ago who did the 2nd or 3rd ascent of the North Norwegian.

It's been warm out here lately, I heard a rumor that they are gonna plow the road one of these days.

Yeah, from my experience, a month minimum. They take a while! Hopefully we'll se you out there when your all better.

you just got to let them heal. I've broken my ribs multiple times and after taking forever to heal the second time due to continued training, the doctor said not to do any heavy breathing or movements in ways which agrivate the area. It sucks, but you really need to just relax and let them heal.

:tup:

pretty sure they are mythos. Way to go guys, can't wait to go climb it this summer!

The road up hyalite will be closed at that time. I'll second Bug on his recomendation.

wow, I am soooo glad you guys are OK. My climbing partner was killed in an avalanche a month ago today. Be careful guys! as Ron Matous says,"The family who skins together gets burried together."

when are you goin down there? Spencer and I are goin down on spring break.

you could use my trip on Prusik last summer (broken ankle, summit, and a hike out). its not way cool like the ones on your site but you could use it if you want to.

thats about the gist of it.

sky valley rock is pretty rad if you like to trad!

OH, I'm seriously jealous of you two "Old Timers". Rock on guys, I wish I was out there!

from my experience with those, just go to any shop with airtowers, and just tell them what you're trying to do. Its easy to do on your own, just leave em on the tower for about five to ten minutes, and then put your foot in the liner, put the liner in the boot, followed by lacing them up snuggly but not too tight, stand in them until the liner cools down and then take them off. Good luck.