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[TR] Spring Mountain, WA - Strait Creek Boogie, Ro
dberdinka replied to shapp's topic in North Cascades
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Honestly dude. WHAT COULD POSSIBLE BE THE MOTIVE FOR OWNING 15 CAMHOOKS???
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Since when the fuck did Pete start getting all lawyery on us? Stick the spray for gods sake! And dickhead one more practical difference is that gay people in Washington are going to continue to feel like their civil liberties are being infringed upon until they can actually be married. Meaning another referendum for them to loose.
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Go fuck yourself Tvash. Your original post compared what happened in Washington ("Everything but Marriage") and Maine ("Full on fucking Marriage") as if they had some equivalency. Are you really claiming that gays now have full equality in Washington? And actually feel that way? No way! Sometime in the near future in this state there will either be a referendum for marriage or one to repeal legislatively/judically enacted gay marrige. I'll put my money on that failing here just like in Maine. Asshole And Bug. You hurt my feelings. Are you denying that many people could concievably support one but not the other?
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Huhhh I'm of the impression many gay people (and straight) would vehemently disagree with you.
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There's a significant societal difference between equivalent benefits and actual marriage. Plenty of people could support the first but not the second. Marriage would fail here as well.
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Conrad Anker & Jimmy Chin @ REI, 11/5/2009
dberdinka replied to thelawgoddess's topic in Events Forum
There are some absolutely amazing videos out there of that trip on a blog put together by Renan Ozturk. Search them down, your work productivity will go way down for the day. -
phone/locator - has this changed your mtneering?
dberdinka replied to Rad's topic in Climber's Board
My wife likes it when I call her during the day to let her know I'm not dead yet. Which makes it easier to get out more. So yes I carry and use the damn thing. I even think I might get a PLB soon. Pilchucks analysis makes a lot of sense to me the older and more conservative I get. -
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So...basically it sounds like a big waste of time. What is this Calendar Butte you guys are yapping about? A forgotten gem? or a big 'ole pile of shit?
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That last photo is Whatcom Peak? Which implies you climbed Spickard then ridge traversed past Redoubt and Bear down to Whatcom Pass then out...LIttle Beaver? Am I right? Sounds like a long, beautiful journey!
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Tallest Tree sucks. You can have the gay chameleons book though.
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Nice lot of stuff. PM sent. Where are you?
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Get use to it. Climbers are a shifty and unreliable lot.
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You can't have my "Buzz, Buzz Busy Bee's"
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So what are these "egregious examples" everyone in Canada has their panties in a bunch about? There must be some particular lie that has you guys all fired up! Did Steve House actually fix 1000s of meters of line up north Face of Alberta, Emperor Face on Robson, North Twin? Help us out....
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A long time ago we braved a scary taxi ride through the streets of Lima to a drab government building surrounded by machine gun nests to purchase topographic maps of the Cordillera Blanca. While the memory is sweet, these maps have been collecting dust pretty much ever since. Thought they might serve someone else better. Each is about 2' x 2.5'. It covers the entire range north of Huaraz. $15 plus cost of shipping so figure $17. Paypal is great Detail (click for larger) Layout
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They're from the "Ribbon Mine" which apparently was in operation until 1956. They mined for chromite. Plug the following coordinates into Google Maps 48°42'55"N , 121°57'15"W Little bit more data here. http://www.mindat.org/loc-18134.html Considering how wild that valley feels it's hard to believe all that stuff is in there. At one point there must have been a pretty serious trail or road going in there. Evidently 50 years of plant growth can cover up just about anything. I found an outcropping of chromite on the ridgeline above Wiseman Lake. Metal ore is heavy!
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Interesting looking "peak". Photo from this years NWMJ.
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first ascent [TR] Mt. Stuart - Gorillas in the Mist - IV 5.11 7/8/2009
dberdinka replied to Blake's topic in Alpine Lakes
:tup: THE VIDEO IS VERY, VERY COOL :tup:- 67 replies
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Clearly we all need to exhibit a little more humility like Mr Semple and Mr Twit. to wit: "Semplicity is the cyber-portal into the brain of Scott Semple. Topics range widely, but the ranting is usually limited to common themes: Scott’s pursuit of — and others’ disregard for — quality, effectiveness, and (most powerful of all) efficiency, in work, play and life." What a bag of dicks...
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Wrong tower. That's April Fools. Having been on Tarkis as well a long time ago there's some real nice potential on that face as well.
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While contemplating an old Leavenworth Guidebook the other night I was reminded of the fact I always wanted to climb the east face of Easter Tower up by Snow Creek Wall. Three pitches ending with a stellar looking finger crack. Unfortunately for as long as I can remember the climb has always appeared to be absolutely filthy to point of being unclimbable (large amounts of greenery on the first pitch). IS that still the case? Anyone every climb it? Clenaed up it looks like it could be a real classic.
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Owning the distinct honor of having the easiest route ever mentioned in the Alpinist Newswire I think they'll pick up just about anything that happens in the alpine as long as you have a pretty photo to go with it. Unfortunately Patagonia never came knocking on our doors with an ambassadorship. Guess we should have rated it 10+ r M5......