chris54

I use a small cannon power shot camera when I go climbing simply because of the size. The picture quality is fine for me but the zoom is so limited. I'm not a camera guy and don't have a lot of knowledge about them. So I was wondering if any one knows of a camera that is small enough to pack and has better zoom options. I want to be able to take a range of shots but don't want a big camera around my neck. Any input would be great.

Sad deal they say the climber has pasted. My thought go out to the climber and his family.

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/spo/1602626046.html

I truely mean this who gives a shit.

OldManRock I grew up on Spenser Butte, Pigagh, and Baldy. I got my first lesson in climbing in that area and at the columns. I hope when im 77 im still going at it. Have Fun!

Im 26 and enjoy climbing with people older than me,one of my main climbing partners is 50 years old and his knowledge his what i enjoy. Im not only talking about his climbing knowlegde but i find the older the person i climb with the more calm and appt to forcast a problem. I hope you climb as long as you are able to do so safely and still enjoy it. Every one else who dosen't like it can go to hell.

thanks guys

I was wondering how the roads are in mid to late spring getting up to Mt. Shasta. Im trying to put together a climb with some friends. Ill take all the info i can get thanks.

I'm going up the mountain on the 18th and i was wondering how the conditions are. Thanks for any info you can give me.

we don't plan on skiing do you think we need snow shoes to travel our travels. I am also winging the camp sites to i don't know the area. Thank you for the info

On memorial weekend we want to climb all three sisters. Does any one know what the conditions are like this time of year? I also was wondering the best place to start the climb? thanks for the info.

thanks

hi. I am new to this site and was wondering where to go to see whos selling what. thanks for the info.