AmberBuxom Posted September 30, 2003 Posted September 30, 2003 picture monica lewinski having lunch: Quote
sk Posted September 30, 2003 Posted September 30, 2003 trask said: heh timmy, isn't that Baby Orca?  I do believe that is true Trask  And DRU.... THAT IS SO TEX that is his summer uniform Quote
Cpt.Caveman Posted September 30, 2003 Author Posted September 30, 2003 Tex wasnt wearing carhartts ice climbing last winter. Probably would have fucking froze his nads off if he did Quote
sk Posted September 30, 2003 Posted September 30, 2003 no kidding  I have seen him in FLEECE TOO Quote
Cpt.Caveman Posted September 30, 2003 Author Posted September 30, 2003 Another unmarked photo just for Peter Pubic. Quote
Peter_Puget Posted September 30, 2003 Posted September 30, 2003 LOL I don't care about those pics! It is pretty shot. Quote
Cpt.Caveman Posted September 30, 2003 Author Posted September 30, 2003 Peter_Puget said: LOL I don't care about those pics! It is pretty shot. Â Â Ok Pubey how about this one? Quote
Peter_Puget Posted September 30, 2003 Posted September 30, 2003 Much more enticing. Where is it? Quote
Cpt.Caveman Posted September 30, 2003 Author Posted September 30, 2003 Peter_Puget said: Much more enticing. Where is it? Â Powell River Quote
Cpt.Caveman Posted September 30, 2003 Author Posted September 30, 2003 Peter_Puget said: Were is that? Arizona? Â Louisiana Quote
MounTAIN_Woman Posted September 30, 2003 Posted September 30, 2003 Here's a photo of the view toward Whitechuck Mountain from Circle Peak, a former lookout site up the Suiattle River area. Also great views of Chaval and many other peaks. Great hike/scramble. Quote
Cpt.Caveman Posted September 30, 2003 Author Posted September 30, 2003 Cool. I used to mistake white chuck for sloan a lot. Quote
Tod Posted October 1, 2003 Posted October 1, 2003 klenke said: Here's my entry: Mt. Triumph  Jeeez! That is bare. I was out there this time last year and we were able to walk acroass a bunch/most(?) of the glacier, but it doesn't look like you can do that now. I'll have to grab a picture from last year and post it for comparison.  Everything I have seen personally or in pictures is dryer, bare and more clean of snow or glacier than I have ever seen it.... Quote
klenke Posted October 1, 2003 Posted October 1, 2003 Tod: we did have to go across small parts of the glacier but not really those parts you can see in the photo. We definitely needed our aluminum crampons for the crossings. Â Most of the lower glacier crevasses are no more than 15 feet deep. You can see the slab at the base of the cracks, making the crevasses seem more like low angle schrunds or snow fissures. There aint much blue ice, that's for sure. Â The glacier is so thin where we crossed it that you could often hear thunks and bumps of the various blocks as they settled or moved slightly on the slabs. I doubt many of these were due to our weight. The thunks and bumps were disconcerting at times--especially on the return when I stopped right under a big block to put my crampons on. Â As we were on the NE Ridge, we could often hear a ruckus down on the glacier. It was so noisy, we were sure we'd easily spot the source of the commotion. Yet, as we would discover by squinting, the noise was emanating from very small ice block "avalanches," not some big serac tumbling. God only knows how loud it would have been had a big serac or ice block tumbled down the slabs. Quote
dbb Posted October 2, 2003 Posted October 2, 2003 not technically last weekend, but my last trip: Â unfortunately, we didn't get too much farther.. Quote
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