I would say the occupy sno park movement would have more of an impact for the positive given it's unified purpose and clear goal!
Helluva lot more fun too!
I was just curious as the post was about post injury healing questions and then had all the photos like a TR.
I was confused.....now it makes sense.
As far as the vignetting, I was curious if you are doing that in editing or if it was a result of long telephoto or.......?
Curious from a photographers stand point.
I second what John is saying he is spot on.
I must ask though.... what is up with all the pictures in this post?......also what is causing the heavy vignetting in some of the photos?
sickie
I always knew that lurking on here at all hours of the day and night would one day pay Big Dividends... Big Dividends. BD, get it? BD quickdraws, get it??
Sobo - when am I going to get to have a drink with you?
You are a funny mofo!
I could agree with the drop test argument.
As far as the resale value goes I personally just don't sell my gear.....ever....so that is a subjective point.
The rope drag point is kind of off given that a small dedicated biner would move freely (speculation on my point) and the OP was talking about long runners etc.
Leaving the sling and adding a biner solely for racking seems to me you are adding weight and C. F. potential for minimal increased convenience.
Just my .02
Sobo you dog!
The guy IS the interwebs!
I don't think your idea is all that bad.
I could not agree more about the extra length and racking. I can't stand it.
Also agree with you given your reasoning of typical routes you are on.
I say go for it.
I could go for some of those!
Please!
If you are anywhere near Bellingham I will buy you a beer in trade!
Shit I will even buy it for you at your choice of location and then leave you to enjoy they fruits of your kindness!
You can watch it on YouTube. It is in segments but watchable (so to speak.
I would say it is better than Vertical LImit but that could be my local prejudice.
Right on Mark!
I tell you what it has been a great pleasure and I consider it a privilige to have met and climbed with many of the folks you named.
I agree with the maintenance idea and kudos to you for making that a goal of yours!
I look forward to meeting more of the folks that make it out there and I feel privileged to have been one of small percentage of the overall climbing community that do and have been doing the Dtown thing. I feel lucky indeed.
This place has been a great source of adventure for me and I anticipate it to contiue to be so!