David_Parker Posted February 24, 2001 Posted February 24, 2001 I spoke with the web master and he said it was cool to do this but was to busy himself. Instead of searching through "local ice" and every week someone asking "what are conditions at Banks Lake?" I thought we could put up a few SPECIFIC THREADS for conditions. Certainly Banks lake is popular enough...of course it should include the area in General. If someone wants to post something on Lilloet or BC Coast Range Ice Conditions, start that as a NEW thread. Others can include "Cascade Alpine Conditions" "Volcano Conditions", "Back Country Ski conditions", Etc, etc..... Eventually Jon will fix this in the web page. This is just an idea and if it's bad then just say so and I won't take it personally. DPP Quote
jon Posted February 25, 2001 Posted February 25, 2001 Hi All- The idea of having a thread for each area/mountain is something that I've been wanting to do but haven't found the time to do it, so I thank DPP for getting my butt in gear. Originally this thread was posted in the climbers board, but I created a central/eastern washington forum and moved it here. Quote
Paul_detrick Posted February 26, 2001 Posted February 26, 2001 Well if its for Banks lake,I was there today and it was warm. It was cold early,but once the sun started hitting you it got warm. Most of the routes are still in but the ice is starting to go rotten. WE climbed in the valley,right pass salt&pepper in the shade and it was o.k. The botton has fallen off Zenith (again). The punchbowl is still fat,and most of the deathcicles have come down. Quote
Alex Posted March 5, 2001 Posted March 5, 2001 Climbed at Banks on Saturday with Paul, it was a fun time! Alot of the ice around Banks was still in decent climbable shape on Saturday, but there was no one there, not even at the fat Punchbowl. The warm winds and warm temps predicted this week will probably spell the end to a very long season. Quote
Alex Posted March 12, 2001 Posted March 12, 2001 Here is something to get you jazzed for next season! Paul Detrick and Bruce White on the first ascent of Salt and Pepper, Banks Lake, Jan 2001. Quote
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