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Nice work guys! I work at US Outdoor and met you guys in the basement before you were heading up there. Glad you made it out safe!

Good words to reflect on as a young aspiring climber.

Awesome report and solid photos. Need to get out very soon!

Andrew was one of my guides for AMTL 1 this past summer. I saw him post about this awhile back. So rad! Nice write up and awesome photos.

I hated dealing with that single wall... Plus, since getting the job at the shop gear is so cheap and I needed the money for a van. But I will miss it for those memories...

Good to see you on here Nathan And pretty awesome that you have Graham coming in!

What are the warmest winter walls at Smith.. I'm dying to get on some rock.

Is anyone interested in getting out on Hood (South Side) on Monday or Tuesday if conditions are good? I have yet to give Hood a try, and I'm wanting to get a good day in. Feel comfortable, but it's been awhile since I've been on snow (summer time) and wanting to get at it again. PM me if you are interested! We could meet up for a beer in town and talk more. Happy Holidays!

Ian, do you have Monday or Tuesday free? I'm really trying to get out on the mountain but no one is around!

I'm looking to get out and get some winter climbs in this season. I'm in Portland so Hood is ideal for a day or quick overnight. I took AMTL 1 & 2 this past summer with AAI but haven't been on snow since. I'm hoping to hook up with someone who has a fair amount of experience and is willing to answer a lot of questions as we go. I'd be down for a quick run up the south side of Hood to get things dialed a little more and ease back into it all. I'm motivated and definitely don't bitch about much. I'm really itching to get out. My one day off during the week is Monday, but can usually swing getting two days off too, just all depends. PM me if you are in Portland and would want to meet up and talk more!

Awesome! I appreciate the feed back. I'll probably start with some 3rd class stuff and then continue to work my way up to bigger objectives. 4th and low 5th class would be ideal by the end, but I'm more interested in just long days out, solid rock, and awesome views.

I'm trying to put a list together of some mellow scrambles that I can do next summer solo. My hope is to spend some time driving around Washington running and bagging easy peaks. If you guys have any suggestions I'd love to hear them!

Nice! Been wanting to do a long day out trail running up there and see how far I can get up the ridge.

Reading through your TR's! Your pictures are awesome! What kind of camera do you use? I'm also in PDX, so cheers!

PM'd.