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yeah i know.... still it could still be good (in a desperate voice)

i dunno the one on inspiration wasn't sooooo bad.

anyone got a photo from very recently (like past two/three days?)

How did the NF of Colfax look? Got a photo?

Which Russian route?

this thread is super gay

I drove across the 2nd bridge once in the middle of the night, much to my horror the next morning. is that still standing. god i love vehicular bushwacking

I think the lesson learned is don't start an ice climb in may at 7:30am. way to live through that. sorry 'bout your gear. nice job on getting on the n.twin right after. ha!

I was taking a break from meeting the g/friends parents. Why is the weather always nice when people visit?

any word on a 2nd edition?

why does this thread have 158 thousand views?

This is probably a silly question, but how did Colonial Look? The reason i ask, is that i was pretty shocked that Greybeard wasn't bone dry after all the heat.

thanks for the pic! Hey, if anyone is up there this week, please post an update on conditions. I'd like to give it a shot next weekend, but the weather looks HAWT!

Check out the Moonstone Lucid 800. I can attest to the fact that is WARM for its rating (whatever that is)

good luck, hope you get well

Go to western states chiropractic college and see if you can get treated for free. no, they're not going to fix your wrist by cracking your back. at least give them a call (the outpatient clinic) too see what they may charge (tell em you are very poor). It definately sounds like something that needs more than self-treatment.

Unfortuately, it sounds like you need to see someone about this. That's a weird place to get that type of injury. How did it happen?

Are we talking about Mike Schafer?

Hey Frank, Jeep owners are fags or from colorado...usually both.

sounds like a mild sprain of the wrist extensors or retinaculum, or a sprain of the tendon sheaths. Hard to say from here. If it only hurts with isotonic resistance, you probably strained a muscle. If it hurts besides that, probably tendon/retinaculum/volar plate...??? Here's a non too specific sample plan. (go see some sort of doc you trust and get a diagnosis and get treated ASAP) ACUTE: PRICE bromelain A-ROM Post Acute: **Massage, U/S, cold laser** proctive taping gradual resistance training Time 4-8 weeks return if sprain, less if strain.

"oh she's dead. i'm never gonna get laid....or am I?" -Death

hey, It's hard to give avy advice b/c if you die, we'd feel awful guilty. so any decision you make is your own. That said, glaciated volcanoes generally have a lower avy hazard, and with such a stable snowpack for the mega-heat wave, I doubt any new activity is enough to worry about. Check the avy forecast before you go, assess the snowpack on your own by digging pits in as many types of terrain as possible, and bail if you are in the least bit concerned. I'd go, however.

[ba-leted!] It's time for yet another, HOSTILE TAKEOVER. YAR!

Nice try! Same thing happened to me on a solo attempt a few years back. Got a ways up and started getting hammered with 9000' freezin levels. Bail today, climb tomorrow!