Who climbed what?

[sayjay]

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"It involves three pitches of chimneying and offwidth climbing. Take a dozen appropriate nuts..." Appropriate?

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perhaps they were referring to the climbing partners you should bring!

[Alex]

or the size of their balls?

[jordop]

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Local climber John Howe has said that up here, "The trees are winning."

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Funny, I heard Anders Ourom say, "the moss is winning". Trees are fine and are relatively easy to deal with. Moss is an insidious nightmare endemic to PNW; it can creep back in a week of rain and reclaim all your best efforts of cleaning. Napalm the Chief!

[dbb]

Long days on the Central Mowich Face

[To_The_Top]

dbb

Did we see you guys coming down to Paradise as we were going up for a one day Rainier sat night/Sun morning and talked to you all for awhile? Good TR on the Mowich face.

TTT

[Lambone]

Really cool dave Looks like an amazing tour of the mountain!

[dbb]

TTT- Yep that was us. I was the one draggin' behind

 

How did your one-day push go? Did ya trip on all the RMI "night climbers" on your way up?

[sk]

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Originally posted by dbb:

Long days on the

Central Mowich Face

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Nice Tr the pics are BEAUTIFUL

[Smoker]

Looks like fun Dave.

Great photos and tr.

[wayne]

Lets go back to that Formidible route. It is not in the book, is it a new route? . Give it up, what is the grade etc?. I did the complete N. Ridge solo and I was not impressed with the rock.

[highclimb]

check out his website..... www.cascadeclimber.com

 

he has a great trip report!

and good pics

 

Aidan

[Guest]

Chestbeater award my brother.

[Uncle_Tricky]

NW Corner of North Early Winters on Tuesday. Had the spire to ourselves. The 3rd-5th pitches are outstanding. Truly memorable. Fingers, hands, fists, offwidth, liebacking, underclings, stemming, face, etc.--it's got it all. Donated a quart of blood to the local well-fed skeeter population, which was kind enough to accompany us up the route.

 

[ 07-26-2002, 12:40 PM: Message edited by: Uncle Tricky ]

[wayne]

Just led every pitch on DNB of Bear Mt.

 

Good job on Formidable! tell Fred as he is updating his book.

 

[ 08-13-2002, 08:24 PM: Message edited by: wayne1112 ]

[whodgman]

Cutthroat SE Buttress. Sweet and non-eventful. Up to summit by 12:30. Car and beer by 4:30. Can't ask for much better.

[Pat]

Remmel, Amphitheatre, and SE Buttress of Cathedral

[Bronco]

My family and I climbed onto the fly bridge of a 40' CHB and ate fresh crab for dinner.

[terrible_ted]

Oops, running behind here...

 

Fay, Pleasant and Hessong last weekend (my wife's first 'scramble' summit - hopefully not the last...), Glacier Peak on Wednesday and Goode on Saturday.

 

And on the seventh day... Barbeque!!

[layton]

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Just led every pitch on DNB of Bear Mt.

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Seriously? Wow! Nice job!

[Tom]

I took my wife up into Tull Canyon in the Olympics, where we got up at 3:00 am and watched the meteor shower until dawn. I know, not a real climb, but my wife thought it was!

[Dru]

i climbed the side of hidden treasures antiques store last night. nice finger crack in broken bricks.

[chelle]

Followed Matt up princely ambitions at index yesterday. Wow! and Whew! were all I could say as I reached the ledge fully pumped. Nice climb.

[fleblebleb]

Cutthroat S Butt, Glacier Peak Sitkum, Challenger from Hannegan Pass to Ross Lake, in the last month.

[Buckwheat]

On Monday I did Davis-Holland to Lovin' Arms on Upper Town Wall at Index. Supposedly the hottest day of the year so far.. So, we got the super-alpine start: at 1 p.m. We were in the shade after the first pitch. The temps were quite nice. I enjoyed the route very much.

[Gary_Yngve]

Nice sig, Stebbi.

 

Though I preferred drinking water from Noel's

bladder. The water had the slight flavor of caramel latte.