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anybody headed out there during the week next week?

what a beautiful climb! looks like you had great conditions.

just askin.

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hi! I am currently living in Westport and am jonesing to climb as much as possible. I am very interested in alpine mixed routes. Let's talk! Brent - you too!

yeah, i am a different one. there was another? damn finns.

thanks folks. good luck to you all in this wonderful economic situation we're in!

Might as well try. Looking to relocate to Bozeman or Seattle after a fishing job didn't pan out during the worst Dungeness crab season in remembered history. The title of my post says it all. Anyone have any leads?

i know i'm dreaming but we are in a recession. anyone got some and want to part with 'em?

i will be in bozeman from just after xmas until the 9th of january or so if you are interested in ice out there.

i have been on the coast for a month and woefully out of touch with the amount of snowfall the volcanoes have received. what is it like up there right now, snowpack-wise?

anyone wanna go climb some longer routes at red rocks around turkey day?

start dreamin' peoples. who wants to go? who wants to carpool? who wants to make a week of ice climbing, cold camping and good company out of it? http://www.montanaalpineguides.com/bozemanicefestival/

Hi all - I have from Friday the 24th to Tuesday the 28th free. I would like to get on an alpine route, especially some fall alpine ice. Open to suggestions while interested in Liberty Crack, anything in the Wine Spires, or the North Face of Shuksan.

thanks

Has anyone observed or heard of conditions on the Stuart Glacier or the Triple Couloirs on Dragontail?

where is that???

ohhhhhhhhhh

i am also interested in doing something of that length, if it doesn't snow too much before that weekend, with either of you, on the twelfth.

http://www.grivelnorthamerica.com/headlines.php?id=51

i am looking for a partner with a flexible schedule who wants to rock the 5.8-5.9's at washington pass this fall, oct. and nov. i live on hwy 20 in the skagit valley and, weather dependent, want to stay in the WA pass area for 4-6 days at a time. and, on rainy days, exploring the fine crags that the brand new mazama rock guidebook describes.

sick

wow! perfect time of year to do it too.