t_rutl

do you do any editing? the contrast and colors are spot on which i've found hard to get with a handheld w/o correcting them (photoshop ect) but quite the photog...well done!!

that's a BA shot Tom

stellar TR...what's your camera of choice?

youtube your drop...be sweet to see a 120 footer take a crash...

and this guy apparently aint gonna shut the door on him any time soon...

:tup: any moat issue?

Glacier Creek Road is slighted for a possible 3 day opening to cars over Labor Day weekend...hopefully... then it will be closed yet again for paving for an undisclosed period of time... if you want to hit anything on the north side of Baker w/o a substanial approach September 4-6 would be your shot

did you see The Happening? i tell you...it's coming...

rise of the machines

bear jew

if 90 rounds in hitler's face is your idea of romance...absolutely... but if pulp fiction was a hit this will be enjoyed

i think QT is back to his pulp fiction & reservoir dogs ways... carry on

Feathered Friends in Seatle has it...they'd prob ship to you if you're not near www.featheredfriends.com prob not on the site but give them a holla

Trip: White Salmon River - Class 4/5 Date: 8/8/2009 Trip Report: Sure this aint a climbing TR but if you havent done this one you're missing out...buddy is a guide with Blue Sky...sat front left (front right in the pics) and the trip was a damn riot! Waterfall drop kicked ass and highly recommend it

looks like a helluva an outing!

Trip: Mt. Rainier - DC Date: 8/21/2009 - 8/23/2009 Trip Report: Had a friend fly in from Michigan who wanted to give Rainier hell. Figured we'd be good. He's in good shape and the bastard has a plush condo in Telluride. Worked remotely for 6 weeks (living at 8k+ and hiking to 12k on a reg basis). Went up Friday to Muir. Kicked it above the clouds on Saturday. Hit the DC on Sunday. Even with all that atop the cleaver he was nauseous and dizzy...no good to go further. Rest of us felt strong but oh's well, the trip was for him. Was happy to be in the alpine and on the glacier. Lugged the picks up to Muir...did some ice climbing in the crevasses below camp...weather kicked ass...the slog to Muir sucked...wont bore with the details but will show part of the album...i will say i was looking forward to the upper mountain...rumors of sketchy ladders and spicy traverses made me think some excitement was to be had...Emmons looked in good shape so may give that hoot in the weeks to come. Muir Snowfield is tore to shit though Ice climbing was the highlight Gear Notes: ipod, glacier gear, picks and screws Approach Notes: slog

FYI...few good ones just below Muir (15 min jaunt) to drop into...most with good ledges or floors to start from...no ramp entries however

do work!

dang...

sweet route and killer pics

on sale...one left http://www.moontrail.com/black-diamond-alpine-carbon-cork.php

do work!! didn't know the price was still in...especially with all the heat

i like BD's stuff...they all weigh in about the same...whether carbon or not...i use the spire eliptic (1 lb 4oz reg, 1 lb 3oz carbon) they also have their Alpine Carbon Cork model...3 section so collapses down tight...all FlickLocks...full carbon shafts and cork handles...might fit your bill perfect...plus they come in at a pound even per pair http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/mountain/trekking-poles/alpine-carbon-cork

screw that...damn...

the funniest shit comes up in these threads!!