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Marko

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  1. Bigwalling- What is clip cleaning? Same thing as back cleaning?
  2. Very impressive and inspiring adventure gents! I'm thinking yours was the most significant ascent in the Cascades done in a helluva long time. It's something Doorish would pull off! Cheers, Mark
  3. It's funnest when the whole thing is plastered in snow!
  4. Yet another fine photo from Mailbox Peak: http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/plab/showphoto.php?photo=12756&sort=1&cat=509&page=1
  5. Holy crap, that had to be some amazing flying. Cheers to the Pakistan army pilot. Glad Humar is down.
  6. Ha! I like that bit. Good climb gents!
  7. It's nice you manage to get out in the hills once in a while Sky! Did you see the two Richards up there?
  8. Oh man, you guys pulled it off! Friggin' great job! I'm very psyched for you guys, that must have been a hell of an adventure. Inspiring! Cheers y'all, -M
  9. Finally found the CD with some Stuart photos on it. Maybe moving can be constructive after all. http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/plab/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=172 I seem to have managed to put them in reverse order however... -M
  10. If you stay on the ridge crests there are 2 short bits that you may want to rappel.
  11. Something mellow like Cathedral Rock NE Buttress (the C.R. above Cooper Lk) or Sherpa W Ridge & Stuart or... -Mark
  12. With crampons and an axe you should have no problemo.
  13. Holy shit youth, your 2 week holiday was more successful than my entire 25 year climbing career! Nice job up there! Any photos from A-strain?
  14. Not really, aluminum has almost 4x the thermal conductivitiy of carbon steel.
  15. This is exactly the reason smooth pads are WAY better than corrugated pads for your typical sufferfest. When you crawl into your tent during a storm you're going to bring in some snow that ends up sitting on your pad and melting there. The smooth pads make it easier to brush the snow off before it melts. Evazotes also seem to absorb less water on their exposed surfaces than the blue pads. I'm thinking maybe the cells are smaller.
  16. Fits me well at ~6', sorta burgandy reddish, perfect shape, 50 bucks. http://www.marmotmountain.com/MMWmain.asp?Option=Detail&StyleID=10000872 -Mark
  17. Man that looks great! Way to make good use of the last of that stellar weather. No wonder in the early '90s we started calling the peak "Mt. Nelson".
  18. So very nice. Well done! Especially spicy what with that compact rock no doubt. -M
  19. Man, I'm still drooling over the pictures of your climb. Please, more, more!
  20. Holy crap! That thing looks amazing. You guys did us all proud! So...
  21. Nice job out there, and a hell of a lot better trip report than some of these other assholes'! Cheers
  22. Hell yes! Think coffee mugs, lunch pails, and a whole line of suffering idiot scratch-n-sniff action figures.
  23. Hey Kurt! Definitely good to get away but now I'm paying for it at the old salt mine... Hope you got out to enjoy the good weather.
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