If you had a brain Josh you would have skipped Vancouver and taken I-90 to Spokane then headed north through Idaho to Cranbrook, Golden and the Rockies.
I've had my truck broken into right in front of my house, so I don't think you can draw any conculsions based on license plates.
Ya know your tighty righties are all fucked up.
JGowans may not have the right to vote here, but I bet he has the right to vote somewhere. Lets face it a lot of things Bush has done have international effects. Even if JG has no right to say anything about American politics he has a right to express his opinion about things that have international effects.
George W Bush has squandered most of the international good will that we've built up since WW2. Maybe we don't need to cooperate with other nations right now, but eventually something will slip and we'll need some help. Too bad other nations will have a low opinion of us.
Hey Fairweather last time I saw you post you were whining about Trask getting banned and Seattle liberals...not that you don't always whine about Seattle liberals.
Man you're sensitive about sport climbing . I wasn't even dissing on it. All I'm saying is that any one pitch climb, sport or trad, doesn't count as the hardest route in the cascades. I'm sure the HOB is hard and only a couple people can do it, but because it's only one pitch it lacks commitment.
On a one pitch climb if you can't do it you lower back down to the ground. On a bigger route you may have to do a bunch of nasty bullshit to get off of it partway up.
Anyway one of the climbs I nominated is a multipitch sport route on Baring. I don't remember the details. It may only be a wimpy 5.12 route, but it is pretty long.
I'm not sure a 1 pitch route counts as the hardest route in the Cascades. Likewise I don't know if I would agree with GK's choice of Liberty crack. I know the roof is a super hard free climb, but it's only 1 pitch.
Didn't someone just finish a hard free route on Baring last summer? Also NNB free could be a canidate.
I think GK did mention Liberty crack free.
I've never climbed in the Alps, but lets face it the Canadian Rockies are a big step up from Cascade Routes.