erik

crayons were for drawing and coloring? sheesh and i thought they were just candy!

again you are welcome.

no, you are both welcome.

I LIKE IT..WALKING AROUND IN MY SANDALS THE FEET ARE WET, YET THE WATER IS SO WARM. 'BOUT THIS TIME I WISH I HAD A WW KAYAK!! snow would be nice, but i still think i would rather have warm rock!

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no it is jesus crying for rush and kobe...........

think what you want ole chap!!!! and i don't hide myself!! and mister passive agressive why don't ya speak up when the time has come? instead of wanking about it later?

dfa i think your sales are down cuz of your grumpy look on your face all weekend...whats tha matter???? i was going to approach and say "high" but i then remembered the restraining order!

sweet climb too despite the squealing yes it is....the route to the right of it that also goes thru the roof is sweet too!

I THOUGHT THAT WAS NECRO'S WIFE WITH THE WEEKLY CATCH!

TERROR= GIRLISH SQUEEL AND THE CRY OF "TAKE!! TAKE!! TAKE!!" WE ALL SAW YOU SLIP THAT 'PON IN AND FINNISH OUT THE CLIMB!

YEAH DOOD THANKS FOR ALL THE GREEN'S!!!!

the more important question is how much longer is skate creek rd and chinook pass open till? the weather is good there almost always there, tho it does get quite cold at times. but there are some south facing sport climbing areas you could climb at.

It would seem that a responsible climber would first ask, "In what way would a new sport route actually improve the climbing and aesthetics of this crag?" You might then follow this with, "How will other climbers (or other recreational users of the area) react to establishing a sport route here?" When considering this question, one should also research the line to ascertain whether it has been climbed previously without bolts, either as a bold lead or perhaps as an established toprope problem. I don't think we are responding adequately to the original question in this thread. The question was not, "How do I place a bolt?" Rather, it appears that a climber who hasn't actively developed sport routes is curious about the ENTIRE process. I can't believe that not one person on this site has suggested that the very decision to establish a sport route must be carefully scrutinized prior to drilling. i addressed your concern in my second posting. aesthics of the area are important, but one moust look with reason to see prior and future useage beyond simply it looking nice. for the forrest service that is not a concern on their part unless it benefits them in anyway. resonsibile bolts are rarely an issue, but as with all things there are two sides. both are always correct and both can do more harm then good in quabbling over the pointless fact that both have egos that stand in the way of reason. so sure all those things need to be considered.

i dont think it is closed till febuary. feb-jul

i really think layton jumping thru the FLAMING hoop really said some things to me. it appeared to be his call for attention and at the same time he was emerging from the FLAMING hoop as a new man, an open man, one who has had his ego burned off one who has accepted his FLAMINGNESS.

he's bob

i took bob to donner summit one day. he doesn't talk shit about climbing anymore. we started up some easier stuff at first to get him comfortable and learning some fo thetechniques required. built his ego up a bit made him think climbing was easy...then we moved to a steeper fist crack and then a finger crack. he was soooo wasted after climbing those two short routes that he went to bed when we got home.

BOY AM I PISSED THAT I MISSED THE PUKING..THO SEEING LAYTON'S BOITOI'S JUMP THRU THE FLAMING HOOP WAS CLASSIC!

check this thread theres a pic i think from august or sept i think? looks kinda like quite the challenge without the ice. have fun and watch out for rock fall!

i thought it was phone calls from the dead? and in the country? i would look it up but my SKY VALLEY ROCK guide book has gone amis!

note to self: don't invite layton on any roadtrip hasn't that been obvious from the get go?