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cross those off the list then...

don't make fun of my "Technical" hat. it's very technical. sure it's a bit heavier than other brands, but it's built to last By Climbers For Climbers. Kat still hasn't given me a cool redneck hat like yours yet. I don't "dress down" like you eastside hardmen. I'm more seattle sombrero and too tight technical shirts with armpit racing stripes and zip-off leg warmers westside-style yo. But since I do live in PDX, maybe I should add a pair of thick black buddy holly syle glasses.

We're gonna have to rig up chest straps to those things, but we will have to wear gloves with padded knuckles.

no, that's not my bag baby.

will you guys shut up about Renton Sssssshhhhhhhhh. I just don't want to lose that place

Nice!

yeah, i'm soooo hot right now. i get like 15 PM's from hot chicks each time a photo of me is posted.

could be the W face wall on stuart, but it only went at 5.11- and didn't look like any progress had been made after pitch 3.

hey, not ALL of those are choss. and it's not a random list either, all of those have a prominent unclimbed line on them. can't tell it's a shit heap unless you go check it out...

May or may not be good, and may or may not already be climbed. Some i tried, some i saw, some are just a guess. Just some ideas... I didn't include ice route cuz if you can't think of a FA in winter, you need to get out more. Feel free to PM me for more beta. SW B.C: North Face Grainger North Face Steinbok Lots of stuff in Back of Beyond buttress area farther up valley, and on other logging roads very nearby North Face Talifer Several faces,ridges in Bendor Range Washington: North Ridge Buck W Face Spectre and Phantom S Ridge Phantom North Face/Ridge Dumbell North Ridge Mantis State Crags (yellow crags above Cutthroat Lake, not the bomber buttress cirque) Baurman Ridge Argonaut Little Annapurna NE Face Jay Pk (the roost) and other faces on the ridge from Newhalem to the S.Pickets Small ridge at the col when you drop into the McMillian cirque. Crags on Ross Mt in Goodell Creek North Face Chopping Block/Stump/Pinnacle Peak South Ridge on Himmelhorn South Face Terror South Face Center aid line on Big Kangaroo N face/NE face Goldenhorn W Face wall on Stuart Crags/cliff SE of Bacon Peak Diosbud Buttes Big buttress on Pioneer Ridge Goodell Creek Buttress on far ass end (west) of S.Picket range Elija Ridge Trappers Peak Buttress North or East face Luna East face 3 fingers East Face Concord Mt Challenger NE and S faces NF Elephant Head German Helmet Middle summit Mt Higgins East Face Whitehorse SE Face Dome Booker NF Holliway Perdition Pk

This was originally taken to make whoever littered feel bad, but it looks so damn surreal. "Thanks for the gift, but I'm allergic to peanuts asshole!"

On our hike out on the Goodell Creek trail, Erik and I found this goody bag full of trash at the 4.5mile campspot. A bit farther down the trail towards the car I found a punctured bag of blue chemical ice, now there is a major blue stain from than on the trail. Good timing on this thread

That's not entirely true. The shoulder is just a much less stable, and also more complicated joint (glenohumeral jt, AC jt, SC jt, Scapular-humeral rythm) than the knee. But arthroscopic surgery has lots of success, but only after conservative Tx has failed...whereas the knee is hard to rehab in meniscus and ACL,MCL,LCL tears. My shoulders are both doing great these days. Homecare (stretch,exercise,etc) has helped, but having someone work on it has helped waaaay more. Tx that have helped are: Trigger Point therapy and Pin and Stretch. Ultrasound. Cold Laser. The electrical modalities in the muscle contraction range (SINE, High Volt, IFC). And to a large extent: PNF patterns active and passive and with exercise equiptment such as the B.O.I.N.G. and the BodyBlade. Finally upper thoracic and cervical adjustments are immensely helpful for me. I'm sure it'll flare up again, but it beats the knife. I'll only have it operated on if I am unable to perform tasks and two months of conservate Tx fails.

cappellini is SUCH a poser. is he still trying to get sponsored by Prana, or do they still not carry his size in men's?

Yup, the dotted line should be well above that main tower which we summited. My sunglare elpileptic (sp?) topo shows the way. Wrong: Right:

this is one of the biggest accomplishments in the cascades climbing history by the way.

Here are the rest o' da pics: The Climb: Traversin: Climbin Campin' n' scenery n' shit Erik didn't post:

damnit Wayne, nice f'in job.

i think dirtyharry just came out

or use your "Logic Skills" to find em

Leavenworth hardmen need to feel special, since their mountains (aka club houses) are piddly shit. "tee hee hee, i climbed an insignificant crag...i'm so hard i'm not gonna tell anyone so they can just look at me and guess 'wow, i bet that hardman climbed that stupid piece of dirt' unless of course an Outlander climbs it...then I'll be a whiney little bitch about it because there are no girls to fuck in my crappy little poser town" Did Craig die or something? Or was he on the trip? Should it be the "pre-memorial" climb?

it's a 5.8 chimney if you have the old select guide 1st ed

pussy

it's still not very steep

and the snow portion is easily done with toy axes and poons if you bring 1-2 pickets.