Teh Phuzzy

My Mammut is a big bigger, but the thing is tough as nails. +1 for Mammut

Anyone headed out from PDX tomorrow morning? Still looking for a ride out that way.

in groups of two or is there a reason for putting 14 on a rope? guess I never climb with that many, but do people do this?

Bueller?

Wouldn't mind taking them for a lap out at Beacon this weekend

Anyone headed out Friday from PDX and want to carpool?

Guess I know what I'll be doing this weekend.

So next Sunday then eh?

Let hit up Broughton next week! PM sent

Chemistry Slab at Carver. +1 for Rooster. EZ corner at Rocky Butte. The Farside would be a great place to start looking as well.

Looks like there are a few of us heading out that way in the morn. I bet we'll see him. Sounds like we might a a three-sort-of-some so one of us can act all stoney and belay for him.

how can it be the hippies? All their pockets are full of posies!

My broke ass will gladly put it to use!

Glad I could help! I can't afford any of the gear I look at, but at least I can be some sort fo help to someone!

you ever find those stolen cams Plaid? http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/clo/3072019066.html four basic "cam's" of the same size? little fishy to me

View from the Summit of Squaw Rock at Smith Rocks. Sorry about the quality of my dumb phone camera... There is a rap anchor on the top now (would guess that Tyler has something to do with that), but hauling a rope out there is not worth it imo. Easy solo up and down with the hardest stuff right at the start.

Sounds like I need to take a bike ride (: Didn't hit Ried HW this weekend? Heard it was qwindy up there yesterday.

for sure! Especially on Basalt columns like Beacon. Placed a few on the West Side Variation on Monkey Face yesterday. As for Camp Tri-cams. I have a pink one ready with sling on my rack for almost all my climbs around PDX here. If you are on the fence, get one this size to try out and if you like it and get a set, you won't be disappointed to have two of the little pinkies. They are a little different to place and the second should have a nut tool to assist in getting them out, but I haven't ever had much of a problem getting them out. I find them to be really useful in horizontal cracks where a cam stem would bend if you were to fall on it. JH has some mods that are typical of Gunks climbers that make them a little less unwieldy. Can't find the thread though.

I have that same bag and a 110m static line would have to be coiled just right to fit in it. An 10,5mm sixty doesn't always want to go in nicely. For what its worth...

Looks cool. Shits as old as I am!

If the timing works, I've been meaning to get up there as well.

I'll keep an eye out on CL-PDX

Its the first weekend of May every year.

sounds as though they may be similar to multiplexers; a node where data transmissions are repackaged. Are they only one way type things? sensory or muscle triggering? Are those two things separate within nervous system?