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nice climb looks a little bushy but still cool, fixing lines for the missus is always good!
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[TR] Mount Hood - North Face - Right Gully - Solo 6/3/2012
123tom replied to B Deleted_Beck's topic in Oregon Cascades
Nice climb man, looks like a sweet route -
Nice thanks for the details I plan on doing shasta later this year
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So rad,I want to go to cham so bad! Ice, rock ski, what a mecca...
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[TR] Gardner and North Gardner Mountain - 5/26/2012
123tom replied to Devin27's topic in North Cascades
thermarest glissade, yes! -
[TR] Triple Couloirs - Dragontail 5/27/2012
123tom replied to bonathanjarrett's topic in Alpine Lakes
Nice climb! -
Wow, spectacular shots! Really love the night scenes. Thanks for the report
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[TR] Colchuck Lake - North Buttress Couloir - Acid Baby 5/27/2012
123tom replied to Verticolorful's topic in Alpine Lakes
Sick! looks like some rad routes guys. -
[TR] Mt Hood - Reid Glacier Headwall - Variation. 5/26/2012
123tom replied to Dasan's topic in Oregon Cascades
Nice climb, thanks for the route map -
[TR] British Columbia - Slesse North Face Couloir 5/19/2012
123tom replied to aldavis's topic in British Columbia/Canada
looks like an epic climb, beautiful mountain. -
That looks sick, its going on my list! What time did you guys leave and get back? Thanks for sharing.
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Sick!
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Nice pics, looks awesome
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Nice, evaluating conditions on the mount is always more accurate than any forecast or report
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Trip: Matterhorn Peak, Sawtooths, E. Sierra - north arete variation Date: 5/19/2012 Trip Report: Climbed Matterhorn Peak this weekend with great weather and conditions aside from some soft snow. We hiked in on dry trail and then later snow that lead to the small glacier and the couloir leading to the start of the route. We wandered a bit on the route and had a late start forcing us to descent in the dark, but overall a great climb. The sawtooth range offers a short approach, beautiful scenery, and good climbing. We saw lots of deer and wildlife, and only two other people the whole day, not bad for a weekend. Does anyone know if there are rap anchors off the summit somewhere, saw one set but was not sure if it lead off or if there were more below it? Gear Notes: 6-8 draws set of cams nuts and slings bring axe and crampons for the descent Approach Notes: 5 mile hike 5000ft gain. 12200 summit, 6 pitches of rock.