AlpineK

So tomorrow is Tuesday. Who wants to drink at Golden Gardens. I could bring some firewood, and maybe we could find a firepit.

You don't have to have your name in the guide book to get the feeling of malaise that I believe Dru is describing. If you focus on one aspect of climbing eventually you get burned out. I've found this true of climbing and other aspects of life. Sometimes you just need to take a break for a time then when you come back to what you left you find that you are better and more focused. Fortunately climbing has a lot of specialties. If alpine climbing is the main thing that you do try cragging as a focus, or ski mountaineering, or travel to a distant place to go climb. I guess I'm saying to try and mix it up. Otherwise you will end up being a burned out boulderer with one little stupid rock as the focus of your life.

quote: Originally posted by jordop: Light up at Muir Tick

Sounds like your trying to put the .com in Cascadeclimbers.com Dru.

I'm not interested in any real fights; let alone having someone set me up to fight.

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Yeah caveman those RR fuckers have no right to stop you from climbing. You should go stand on the tracks and stop the trains. Free the Malamute.

Oh gee does that mean that our trip to climb Mt. Terror is off? I'm heartbroken.

I never said you did anything try rereading my posts.

I'm not the King, but I was climbing with Rat on Midnight back a few years ago and spotted the birds nesting around Noontime. Since then I went up to Midnight with CrazyJZ and spotted the birds nesting under ROTC. Hate the man all you want, but leave the birds alone. Also Rat gets paid to study birds. [ 06-06-2002, 07:13 AM: Message edited by: AlpineK ]

If you guys are just spouting off that's cool. If your serious why don't you spend some time reading some of Rat's posts on the issue. Rat is an expert when it comes to raptors in the Leavenworth area. There's plenty of spots to climb until July.

Ice girl is just a tease. I remember a Pub Club back a while ago, before she got her dog, when Dwayner warned her that buying a dog ment she would never show up at Pub Club again. Sure enough she never shows up.

quote: Originally posted by allison: THE BALLROOM IS A HEINOUS MEAT MARKET WITH OVERPRICED DRINKS. However, it IS only one ZIP code away from where I live. mmmm meat.

I think Bob might have a giant Polish sausage stuck up his ass.

Just so everyone is clear on this. When you start a topic one option you have is to recieve email notification every time someone responds to your topic. Scot'(Corp.logo) chose to recieve email notification for responses to Muir on Saturday. So everytime you respond to M on S Scotty gets and email. I think Scott needs a lot of email. [ 06-05-2002, 03:29 PM: Message edited by: AlpineK ]

Helicopters are not cheap. The helicopter service in Pemberton gets $1,400/hr CAN for helicopter time. [ 06-04-2002, 07:25 AM: Message edited by: AlpineK ]

The Ballroom has a lot of outdoor seating.

Sorry your bitter Dwayner; next Tacoma Pub Club will rule. The Ballroom: 456 N 36th, Seattle I'm sure someone could use Expedia to get a detailed map. Basicly it's north of the Fremont Bridge on the main street that runs through Fremont.

GD might be a problem also due to the fact it's a big hang out for soccer fans and the World Cup is going on as we speak. An alternate place with good outdoor space is the Ballroom just a short walk from GD.

I think the real reason they are shutting down the mountain is so they can test some of them UN black helecopters; some space aliens might be landing on the mountain too.

Nice work

I would be into the Roanoke if we are going east, but there is just too much bs between Ballard and Redmond. George and the Dragon sounds good.

It's all cool as long as everyone's getting what they need. If you need more advice just listen to some Barry White.

I've followed a cat track from the White Salmon base to a chair (the eastern-most chair). From there we traversed and descended a little. We crossed a couple slide chutes and ended up in the basin under the WS glacier. It was pretty easy on skis.

Marble Canyon... Stop at MEC and get a BC Central Rock Guide. I also saw a guide to cragging in the Yukon the last time I was there. There isn't much, but there is some stuff.