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  1. I think it's actually coming now!
  2. I have about the same size feet as you. Measure US 13 and wear 13 or 14 (47 or 48 euro size) shoes/boots. For me, 48 is big enough, and that's the size of my Garmont summer mountaineering boots which accept semi-auto. For ski boots I'm in size 28-30. Works for me, but definitely need some punches or shell molding in the smaller size resort ski boots!
  3. I was up thereabouts a week ago skiing on rocks and the ice on the Polish route on Colfax looked decent. Crappy pic but best I could get
  4. Nice shots as usual, Jason! I did Hadley trail-running style late summer last year, and it was a blast that way too.
  5. Ice climbing isn't really my thing, but I was hoping the photo could be useful for you. Good luck finding partners!
  6. One guy we chatted with had trail runners and no snow gear and avoided the glacier entirely
  7. Got a look at the N face on Saturday, ice looked discontinuous. Messy sounds right
  8. Missed this report until now! Looks like a great route. I went up Ruth on Saturday and found a rapidly melting, bare glacier. You can just go under and around to the left to avoid it. We walked across the left arm of ice and around the backside of the cliff to get to the top.
  9. I think it'll be fairly easy for you to just figure it out. There are some nice creekside spots up Canyon creek road. Options also out towards Hannegan Pass or up the Twin Lakes road. You basically just need to get away from the main Baker highway and you'll start finding them.
  10. There are no bolts, just some fixed rappel anchors using webbing etc. I saw some reports from last few weeks where the summit gully was partially snow-covered making for more complicated descent. I'm not sure if that's still the case after all this warm weather.
  11. Fun looking ski hill, one of these years I'll have to schralp it
  12. Great photo of that spot. Did you go in from the MF Nooksack road?
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