justinp

Can I get dibs on the left over pain pils?

I don't think anyone takes any of it to serious (or at least I don't). It's a farce right Kirk As Ivan pointed out at one point we usually don't call each other cock smokers in person

Few more from that weekend Larry is a juggin machine Homeboyz on NW Passage.

U fawkers are funny

Sure pencil me in on the face to face. Although I will side with the Switz on the current topic. On a side note if anyone wants to donate some bolts I have a place down here that is in need of some

Perhaps the apocalypse has already began. New it would not take them long to figure out the whole aid climbing thang

don't inflate his head anymore

Not sure if this is Bill or the neighbor from Tool Time

I seen two Saturday morning while i was shivering my balls off waiting for my turn to rap

:kisss: OK, I apologize for snapping. (And for screwing up JH's thread too.) Good nights sleep and your post looks entirely different to me in the am. another :kisss: , even if it's probably wrong. Ah I feel all warm inside

Tell they learn to aid climb

yep yep

Actually, I am looking for higher resolution data it’s just hard to come by free as Tyler pointed out. What areas do you have data for

Mostly just for mapping purposes. Plus I think it looks cool I found some data through the Puget Sound Lidar Consortium. The data is not as good as I hoped (sub meter), but it works for what I wanted for now.

Yes both wash and oregon sides. Thanks dude

Aside from wishing me luck. You got any suggestions? Or u just want to be a smart ass this morning? I am willing to crop down, but was shooting for the moon dude

Any GIS gurus out there Looking for LiDAR data from Bonneville Dam west to Washougal covering roughly 3 miles north and south of the river. If you can help me out send me a PM and we will figure out how to transfer the file.

Bump (This is a cool thread that is getting too far down in the list IMHO) Close-up of Lonesome Spire-Hills Creek Spires Bolt ladder runs up right arete

February 22, 2010 Southwest Washington Wildlife Reports “Dog Mountain DOT Project Review: Biologist Anderson met with Biologist Jones from WDOT to discuss highway safety construction at Dog Mt. in the Columbia River Gorge. At issue is oak habitat removal and rock blasting in order to prevent rock fall along highway 14 in Skamania County. Rock blasting will take place adjacent to a peregrine falcon breeding site and an evaluation was conducted to determine potential disturbance impacts to this breeding pair. After the site visit, WDOT agreed to minimize removal of oak habitat and both agencies agreed that blasting would have minimal impacts to peregrine falcons using the area.” blasting = minimal impact climbing = major impact

That was my thought…. according to the recommendations they owe climbers at least a month. Anyways climbers can get back pay for the month we have be missing

Current recommendations NOT law pertaining to the management of peregrine falcons can be found below. abbreviated Falco peregrinus I am working on getting a copy of the pergrine management plan for region 5 (columbia george area) and a copy of the Beacon Rock climbing management plan and will post them up when I receive them (sorry Joe I could not wait a month or so for u to post them up ) On a side note I don't think I am allergic to poison oak so the north side will work for now

Suppose It's cuz we have yet to get out togther.... It's kind of funny everyone that I meet up there... when they find out im from c'town they always say oh u must climb with tyler then.

did not khow we were arguing (maybe give it ten minutes) Joe do you have copies of the WA F&W Peregrine Falcon Management Plan and/or the current Climbing Management Plan that you would be willing to post up? Also who is and how do you get a hold of the Climbing Advisory Committee that will be working with Eric?

nevermind