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  • Birthday 11/30/1999

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  1. As if you stepped out of a time machine into the hallroom of the Darrington hardmen of yore.
  2. That’s some serious effort! Look forward to checking it out.
  3. Was this person really a "guide"?
  4. Check with users Lunger and Sam Boyce. They did something up there last summer? And we’re at the time unaware of the BB lines as well. They may have a copy. Weird how that guidebook seems to have totally vanished. Had all kinds of random Doorish routes and what not in it.
  5. You might try to track down a copy of Bryan Burdo's old WA-Pass guidebook. He did several routes on that feature (if I'm recognizing it correctly as above the big waterfall east of the pass). I know that a couple other CC users went up there a couple years ago and climbed something.
  6. Missed this. Very cool. Its been too long since I've done a self propelled journey from home to the mountains.
  7. Also went here twice in the pre-Instagram era. Beautiful and quiet out there. Wonder how different it is now?
  8. Tell us your story Manheartmountain? Soloing west face sounds spicy!
  9. Seems like the ultimate winter plum! WI3 on the dagger?!
  10. Don’t think so. Everything but polish looked thinner than typical to me.
  11. If anyone is thinking of Colfax with this high pressure. As of 1/13 the Cosley-Houston is not formed, though the Polish Route looks like it may have connected. North and east side of Lincoln look like the future of local Alpinism.
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