jamesnater

I've been looking all over and I just can't find them. The last I used them were at Index, WA, about 2-3 weeks ago. I remember changing from my Scarpas to my skate shoes because they're more comfortable to drive in. I may have set my Scarpas on my back bumper and forgot about them when driving off from the main lowerwall parking lot. They're Size 43. Shark/Green. Well used. And the right shoe's pull loop ripped and is no longer attached at the puffy mesh portion. The left side was about to rip the same way so I stopped using the loop. I'm not online often, so please call and leave a message at 360-202-6514 if you have them. Thanks!

Yeah I live in Granite, it's a little further out from everything aside from hikes on Mt.Loop Hwy and Darrington. I've only been climbing for about a year now, and from what I know I think I'm the only climber in town. Had I not buried myself in credit card debt from building and drifting cars the past couple years, I'd be in J-Tree or the Creek right now . But that is the future plan though, I do web design/graphics and stuff so I can take that job on the road with me I just don't want to take the debt along too. Looks like I may end up climbing at Vantage according to the weather. Haven't been there yet, looks like there's some trad climbing there The rain stayed away for so long at Index I kind of got spoiled... haha

Is there a list of areas or routes somewhere on the internet or in a guidebook that lists what stays dry when it's raining in WA? I know WW1 at Little Si has dry climbs when it's raining lightly. I've also heard of this place people have been calling "Rainy Day Crag" on FS #62 near Gold Bar and Index, though I haven't been there so the name might be slightly misleading...