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Saw a 2yo and a 5yo old at Camp Curtis the same weekend. Not to mention the 6yo and 8yo who had also hiked to Camp Curtis for the day with thier parents. We had an 11yo old in our group. Quite a busy weekend for the kids I guess.

Great TR! Haven't we all pondered those exact thoughts and feelings? Nicely done.

Nice!

Not that kind of carnival....maybe the word I was looking for was one of these others: Trainwreck,circus,shit-show.......you get the idea.

I agree, but the quote is funny as Rainier is anything but a wilderness experience on the main routes. IMHO this place is a carnival.

Nice B! 3 for 3 now?

No 5#'er Brian? Glad you got that last pitch!

the sisters are getting well deserved attention.

Uh, yah you do need it. Those things are bastards!

+1 I have been using one or an older model for a few years.

yes, and no one thinks twice about shooting zombies, problem solved.

Not a great idea, there are a lot of ways that sort of thing can go very wrong. Wetslide is a strong young buck, let him go for it.

Bastards - stop judging me! I may be shady but I ain't no thief!

You guys did notice that he already finished, right?

Nice one Boys!

Nice work Josh.

I use the phrase "rock out" to remind myself when clipping. I have to keep it very very simple as I am gettingold and feeble of mind.

I've got to get up that one of these days. Thanks for the TR.

Nice work, that is certainly an awesome sub range with ample opportunity for fun and adventure!

Too true on the Harley's. If you are ever in the need for a sucker to explore the area with I am game. Always up for an adventure climb, and capable. I can do a lot of schwacking for a little climbing with minimal complaining.

Nice. Cool photos. The Sisters range really is a gem!

You could always go the long way from boulder river. That would be gnarlicious.

I maybe wrong but I thought I heard something about road closure due to washout/slide and timber sales. yep, it's true That would make for one long walk!

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