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Said like someone who only skis the west coast - and the Pacific Northwest at that. Try SoCal, or New England, and see what you think of jibber skills.

I´ve not met their guides climbing, but I´ve found them very helpful and professional. FWIW.

Ahh I remember seeing many an installation such as this in the pub - I didn't dilute my with food.

I'd be down with during the week if we could do this during January. After the 31st I'm not sure where I'll be, so I don't rightly care.

eh? A bit variable. The newer trendier places have quite excellent food.

You could try calling the BD retail store about Ice conditions.

I've printed very nice pictures from the HP multifunciton units like the 2410 (scanner, printer) or the 2510 (scanner, printer + WiFi print server)

I treat my water. I've had Chiguella and Dysentary before. Intestinal Parasites are not fun, and not something I want to repeat.

That's what I'd heard. I did find this pic from Oct 2003: Are the Ruwenzori open? Still as dangerous as they were?

A better question is how long will the ice be there - the Diamond's almost gone I think.

Anne Bancroft scares me a little bit these days I'm not even sure I'd play Butch to Elaine's Etta

Morgan Fairchild coming to PDX soon

Whichever one you can catch first?

Is that for crevasse navigation practice?

All the fantasy material you need http://outside.away.com/outside/features/200312/200312_xx_1.html

Going to get into spelunking, eh?

Yes, I know it's a big place. East Africa (Kenya/Tanzania) and South Africa (Jo'burg, Durban, Capetown). South Africa has reasonably affordable tickets from the West Coast ~$1500.

That's a load of bs. There's a board full of them at TGR.

Anybody have advice on cheap tickets to Africa? I've got some time (funemployment) so the cheapest way is the best.

Pull out strength is going to be proportional to the OD/external dimensions for any deadman/picket type anchor.

Catharine Deneuve! A tad old now, but in her prime!

Yes.

Talking Heads - Sand in the Vaseline

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