AlpineK

Nobody will stop me

The Man ain't putting me down

Fuck the MAN

Dude, I've skied at Red and Whitewater many times on several trips; I will again with a detour to 49. It's important to check out areas that are new to you.

There were 6 cc.com folks at the Mariners game last night.

Outer Space Goat

I've never seen that before. All I can say is it is funny, but not to that poor boy.

I imagine if somebody wanted to the problems could all be tied back to the crusades.

I'd agree with that. If he believes what he said, or quoted, then he should be willing to stand up publicly and say that. There are some interesting thoughts in the piece no matter who wrote it.

The first 3 are. I'm not sure about the second group.

If I had to rate ski areas on terrain in Washington Crystal, Baker, and Mission Ridge would be on top of the pile. Stevens and Alpental are up there too, but they're a little too close to big cities to thin out the numbers no matter what the pass price is. I've never skied at 49 Degrees North Actually going back to my past the Mounties Meany Hill ruled too..(that is if you could deal with all the polka dancers in the evenings. ) It paid there to be a teenager since you and your buddies could sneek out at night and do bad stuff

Sounds like fun, but it's all about baseball tomorrow.

I remember disco demolition. That made the news all over. I hope they do something cool at Safeco field tomorrow night so I can see it first hand.

Maybe Dave will belay the rest of the band on the big wall.

Whatever the reason for the new lift I'm not surprised at all by the $1000 pass price. Just look at some of the prices in CO.

Back in the old days Dave Page used to be pretty good, but I wouldn't trust him/them any more. I have used Ramuta a few times in the recent past, and they've always been good.

I knew that was the next step, but I'm sorry to see that happen. The old system where you either had to do a long traverse back to the base or ski down and wait for the bus was much better since it thinned out the numbers of people over there. It's kind of sad the way things are going. I have a long enough memory to remember a day when virtually nobody knew about both the South and the North BC. I had some great powder days when everybody else was whining about the icy conditions on the main slopes, and they kept asking me why I was using skis that are more suited to powder. I'd just keep my mouth shut and smile.

Just in case anyone is interested I'm in a holding pattern with the doctor.

That looks cool. I've skied near there but never climbed.

I used to not think much of the Carpenters till I heard the song Tunic(song for Karen) by Sonic Youth.

I've seen a lot of other folks pictures that were good, but I don't remember who posted them or what they were called. Here are a couple of my favorites. Tracks on Tenquille Glacier My buddy Richard took this of me at the point of no return on a 50' fir top.

Actually I'm the most embarrassed by In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. The other 2 I still like but never share with anybody.