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aka, the Butt Wadd. I bet it's hard.

bourkakeev was good, I need to read kukuzka. here's one more Total Alpinism rene desmaison

here is a picture of a Dragontail rockfall dated 07/91.

If they have a configuration, size, doors, etc. you want, you might consider the Integral Designs MK tents. They are still using same fabric as pre BD Bibler fabric.

cool idea, best of luck.

I won't attempt to suggest who pays, but one place some demonstration huts could potentially be built is on the south side of Baker. Recreation Area as opposed to Wilderness Area. Certainly a heavy use area.

a cold and stormy bivouac it was. Good looking climb John. let me try another picture

you know it. #2 is the NW Face up close in March 05

I just watched Pat and Josh's new movie and got all excited.

another nice axe with a griprest is the CAMP alpaxe. nice the way the grip rest can be changed quickly while climbing. I've climbed a fair bit with the aztarex also, and have been quite happy with them on both water ice and snow.

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double WOW. Thanks for another great looking climb.

could be different with a group of 4-8 newbies

I liked this TR. Calling it choss is totally reasonable, and descriptive. Those first few pitches totally scare the crap out of me.

yes sir

I am getting much enjoyment reading this, and the large pictures great.

well yea. I'm guessing 50L is probably plenty big for Dan. Are these packs any good?

one thing to consider. the 60 weighs 1 oz. more than the 50. easier to pack and unpack the larger bag, and then compress down as necessary.

really excellent piece I thought.

always wanted to do this up there. looks like a fun time. http://www.methowvalleynews.com/story.php?id=4256

I love that trail.

great looking climbing!

I seen it work very well for Sky on Terror.

Who cooks inside their tent and what set-up do you use? I've had good luck in cold weather with several different stove and organized a few comments here http://www.promountainsports.com/blog/

nice. in the midnight hour...