rbw1966
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I will never understand why anyone would want to go into the wilderness with such a massive group.
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Old-school snow shovel. Rare metal blade that doubles as snow anchor and fits the shaft of your ice axe. Great for the fast and light enthusiasts or add to your collection of antique gear.
$40 plus shipping. Local delivery preferred.
Another antique: a pair of crampons. $20 plus shipping and I'll throw in the sweet fanny pack.
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Great job fellas!
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If you are going to use my name at least get it right. Hows it going Wes?
My first experience on skis was with silvretta's and mountaineering boots. Major suckage!
nice - saw you as you cruised on by - us bi-peds had to be content to smoke cigs and kevetch at the top of the palmer before descending to get a decent drunk on
So I take it that you still haven't figured out how to use the AT setup that Rbw1963 and I set you up with ... keep on mushin'
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Extremo mountain dude
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Dude, no the Mason thing wasn't a joke. It is a bit bigger back east. We call them ring knockers, and I have straight up had a 1st Sergeant come in and say that if you aren't a Mason you will not be a Platoon Sergeant in his company.
Granted, it was a while ago, but when I was in the Army a 'ringknocker' was a west point grad. And I never heard one single mention of masons the entire time I was in.
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Cleaning out my basement and came across some old crampons with leather straps. Light service rust. $20 and a 6-pack of Jubel. Local pick up only as its not worth the hassle of trying to ship them.
I also have the upper halves to two BD traverse poles (old models). Free to local pick up.
Sorry, no pics.
I live in Sellwood and work downtown. I can also meet somewhere in Portland but that might cost you a beer or two.
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Bump. Only thing left are the skins.
Cmon kids make me an offer or its going to goodwiill
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I believe they are size 12
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Skins are still available. Let me know if you want them.
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The mittens are shells with a removable liner.
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Basement cleaning sale!
Everything must go! All prices do NOT include shipping. If its still listed, its still for sale.
No reasonable offer refused!
I'm in Portand
Used climbing skins, trimmed to fit K2 Mt. Bakers that are around 180 in length. $20
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I have a pair that I won in a raffle that you can have for $20 plus shipping.
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Judging from all the video cams, it appears to be a lovely place to live.
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***this space for lease****
We need more ads
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Must be all the weed he smokes.
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I've got some old skins that are cut for Mt. Bakers that I'll let you have for 20 plus shipping or you can pick them up. I believe they are around 88mm under the boot.
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The camp at 14K is a great place to trade out books with other climbers.
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it takes about 4-5 hours to cover the same distance, running on manpower. Imagine that youre making 100+ $ per hour to hike on a beautiful mountain... $500 tab later at the bar at t line!!
4-5 hours? Maybe you need to add some wheels to your walker.
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The insuance company has a year from the policy effective date to find out if you are a climber, amateur pilot or any other dangerous profession/hobby. After that time, all of your "dangerous" hobbies are covered. So if you can answer NO to those questions with a straight face and clean conscience you'll probably be ok.
This is NOT true. They have 2 (two) years in which to uncover any misrepresentations. This is true in WA as well as OR. Should you die during that two-year period and the insurer uncovers any misrepresentations, your beneficiaries receive nothing.
When I bought my policy, I told them the truth: that I 'was' a climber but had stopped climbing. The specific language the insurance company used was 'roped' climbing (apparently unroped climbing was cool). After two years I started climbing again, albeit sporadically.
Think long and hard about what you say when applying for life insurance. If you are turned down, or make any misrepresentations that result in being turned down, you go into a database that other companies check when you apply elsewhere.
[TR] Mt Hood - Pearly Gates 1/14/2013
in Oregon Cascades
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Havent been following the weather have you?