mikeadam

I'm heading up to Muir right now. Wish me luck with some dry and light.

The flume looks cool. Is that manmade?

Thanks Mike, office jobs are hell. If anyone wants to go up there today PM me ASAP. [ 10-30-2002, 07:42 AM: Message edited by: mikeadam ]

Was the recent snowfall enough to make it worth a trip to ski the Muir snowfield? I would like to head up there this morning, but don't feel like skiing ice. Thanks,

I'm a veteran and I have guns. Talk shit. I dare you.

I like the routes with dirt, skinny branches to grab onto, devils club, talus (exposed talus on ledges is best), and loose volcanic rock. And dirt.

You're always losing stuff. You must need a nappie.

The other vehicle (small reddish truck) in the Mowich parking lot Sat morning (besides SEF's-vehicle) also had a smashed out passenger side window & busted shell. We did not stop to ask the two campers whether they had done it/seen it or it was vandalization. Perhaps they also filed a seperate report? In addition, there were beer cans and other detritus near their vehicle that was gone when we returned from our climb. If that could be located it may have fingerprint information. I was going to write down the vehicle ID, but chose not to. If they camped overnight there should have been a register with the identities of the two men camped at Mowich Lake Friday night? I'm not suggesting those two men were at fault, but it appeared that they were also victims of a similar or possible seperate incident and may be able to provide additional information. [ 10-29-2002, 10:34 AM: Message edited by: mikeadam ]

I'm still not sure I get it.

quote: Originally posted by Necronomicon: Poke-O-Moonshine if I'm not mistaken, in NY. That's the one! Thanks Necro.

Ade, That waterfall is an east coast climb? In New Hampshire? Mike [ 10-24-2002, 07:50 AM: Message edited by: mikeadam ]

In 1994 I climbed the left side of that shield with one ice tool and no clue.

That's a hard 'route' beau...

Attitude, My frat brother has just informed me that you are indeed one of the people we should hurt at some point. Please submit your name and address to info@alpinelite.com for further processing. Thanks, ~Frat Guy with hot wife. Not homoerotic tendencies.

per capita KTK gets more you know what than the average frat.

http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/West/10/18/offbeat.alaska.bird.reut/index.html Dinosaurs

Fort Canada, Fort Switzerland, and Camp Mexico are favorites for the jet setting service dodging members of our country.

quote: Originally posted by David Parker: I like to watch the Colorado and Utah climbers navigate slide alder, devil's club, gnarly stream crossings and all the other neat stuff that is special to us Cascade Climbers. Maybe that's what keeps them in Colorado and Utah!I'm from Colorado. I learned to bushwack brush in the jungle with a LAW and 250 rounds of 7.62 strapped to my back. I'd like to see some of you try to hang. Ben Manfredi would be wimpering.

You didn't mention the approach....

My pooch-Hana

Those 'females' look worse than the two skanks who led one of the marches into Seattle during the WTO. Were it not for fixed positions delineating the chaos I'm sure they would have been rounded up and carted off like the skum they certainly were.

I was manning the Highway for drunk drivers...

Chuck, That low point in the ridge is commonly called the worst portion of the route. It's the price to pay for the finer things to come.

Don't take that wrong Lammy. DG is an ultra classic ride with an honorable approach climb. It's akin to a moderate ski tour or cruising groomers all day long. RC/Sun Top are more like an in your face grunt approach to a treacherous single/double black. Plus the views are better. It's also more physical and technical. I'd go riding with you anyday though Matt. No worries.

Second Mountainman on Ranger Creek ride. Devils Gulch is OK, but for the real deal you want to hit that RC instead. Devils Gulch is just plain sissy ridin'...