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Cascadeclimbers.com user Dannible, whose photography and stories have been published here on cascadeclimbers.com and also in fine climbing and skiing.. Uncategorized. 10 Feb. FORUMS - CASCADECLIMBERS.COMHOMEBLOGFORUMSACTIVITYGEAR DEALSBUY ORSELL GEAR
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We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more. SILVER STAR MOUNTAIN Trip: Silver Star Mountain - Silver Star Glacier via Silver Star Sno Park Trip Date: 05/16/2021 Trip Report: . It was a tossup between Ruby or Silver Star Mountain this past weekend in the North Cascades. First time in the National Park, so as a Washington Native and Tacoma Born/raised you can diss on me all you wantICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burning DAVE MAHRE DIES AT AGE 77 Dave "Spike" Mahre, White Pass Mountain Manager (ret.), passed away this. weekend. Dave had been a key figure in the development of skiing at White Pass since. the 1950's and his dedication to the area along with his contribution to the. sport is unmatched. Dave served as Mountain Manager from 1962 through 1993. BLOOD THINNERS AND ALTITUDE AND STRENUOUS EXERCISE jordansahls said: You may want to exercise a bit of caution. Travel to altitudes of over 2400m have been shown to lower patients INR's below theraputic levels. It sounds like bleeding out isn't so much of a risk as forming a potential life threatening Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park,ONE OR TWO ICE AXES
13111 posts. Posted August 26, 2007. When two axes are needed, as on steep ice, specialized axes are used. These are referred to as ice tools. They are shorter than the standard ice axe and are different in other ways. The ice axe is used for glacier and snow travel. One can self-arrest using an ice axe, but it would be difficult with an iceCASCADECLIMBERS
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We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more. SILVER STAR MOUNTAIN Trip: Silver Star Mountain - Silver Star Glacier via Silver Star Sno Park Trip Date: 05/16/2021 Trip Report: . It was a tossup between Ruby or Silver Star Mountain this past weekend in the North Cascades. First time in the National Park, so as a Washington Native and Tacoma Born/raised you can diss on me all you wantICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burning DAVE MAHRE DIES AT AGE 77 Dave "Spike" Mahre, White Pass Mountain Manager (ret.), passed away this. weekend. Dave had been a key figure in the development of skiing at White Pass since. the 1950's and his dedication to the area along with his contribution to the. sport is unmatched. Dave served as Mountain Manager from 1962 through 1993. BLOOD THINNERS AND ALTITUDE AND STRENUOUS EXERCISE jordansahls said: You may want to exercise a bit of caution. Travel to altitudes of over 2400m have been shown to lower patients INR's below theraputic levels. It sounds like bleeding out isn't so much of a risk as forming a potential life threatening Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park,ONE OR TWO ICE AXES
13111 posts. Posted August 26, 2007. When two axes are needed, as on steep ice, specialized axes are used. These are referred to as ice tools. They are shorter than the standard ice axe and are different in other ways. The ice axe is used for glacier and snow travel. One can self-arrest using an ice axe, but it would be difficult with an ice ROBINSON MOUNTAIN (8726') Trip Date: 05/22/2021. Trip Report: I climbed Robinson Mountain (8726’) outside Mazama, Northeast Ridge Route. I started the climb from the Robinson Creek Trailhead, a little over 9 miles down Lost River Rd. from Mazama. I decided to head East over Hwy 20 to see how much snow is in the Eastern Cascades. There is a lot less snow on theeast
CURRENT NORTH SISTER CONDITIONS BETA 1 day ago · We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more.CLIMBER'S BOARD
WELCOME TO THE CASCADECLIMBERS.COM FORUMS 02/03/18. We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear BLOOD THINNERS AND ALTITUDE AND STRENUOUS EXERCISE jordansahls said: You may want to exercise a bit of caution. Travel to altitudes of over 2400m have been shown to lower patients INR's below theraputic levels. It sounds like bleeding out isn't so much of a risk as forming a potential life threateningHANGBOARD MOUNTING
Attach like so. 1. Pre drill the 3/4 ply w/ 1/4" bit-3/4" from the top. (4 or 5 evenly space) 2. Put the ply where you want it above the door and then drill thru these holes, making a mark. 3. Pre drill the the plate making pilot hole for 1/2" lags. 4.Attach hangboard to ply. CHUCK HAS PASSED AWAY 25574 posts. Posted August 15, 2019. I got terrible news today that our very own @chucK , a long time OG cc.com poster and moderator passed away in a climbing accident in the North Cascades last week. I'm still processing this info myself and I'm a bit in shock, but I have got the OK to share a bit of information about Chuck Spiekerman's RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. HOW DURABLE IS PRIMALOFT? 19503 posts. Posted December 25, 2013 (edited) primaloft is good for moving in really crappy weather but its falls short for the cold and dry or after hours - especially if you've soaked it. It's clammy - like wearing a bunch of cut up ziplocks, which it kind of is, and not nearly as warm as down. WINTER BACKPACKING IN THE ENCHANTMENTS March may be like a typical may conditions if things keep going as they are. jason brings up a good point. adding a setup of a ultra light axe and aluminum crampons would give safety without a lot of extra weight. If this is a start of a alpine scrambling future, thenthese would be
RELIGION THESIS STATEMENT EXAMPLES Religion Thesis Statement Examples Powerful Introduction And Thesis Statement On Religion And Politics.Many of the religion theses that have been awarded honors in major study can be accessed in ARMINDA, the institutional repository, and are linked individually below.It has existed since the beginning of civilization and continues expanding today.The essay below discusses how factorsCASCADECLIMBERS
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PLEASE NOTE: Cascadeclimbers.com assumes no responsibility for the partners you may with connect with on this site or in this forum. Please use caution and do not assume that any partner you connect with here will be a good match for you or will know how CURRENT NORTH SISTER CONDITIONS BETA 12 minutes ago · We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more. ROBINSON MOUNTAIN (8726') Trip Date: 05/22/2021. Trip Report: I climbed Robinson Mountain (8726’) outside Mazama, Northeast Ridge Route. I started the climb from the Robinson Creek Trailhead, a little over 9 miles down Lost River Rd. from Mazama. I decided to head East over Hwy 20 to see how much snow is in the Eastern Cascades. There is a lot less snow on theeast
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Trip: Mt Shasta - Hotlum Glacier & subsequent ice gully, descent via Hotlum-Bolam ridge. Trip Date: 04/18/2021 Trip Report: This was both mine and Jamie’s first climb in the Cascades Range, hence also our first glaciated volcano. We were stoked. It was an opportunity to test the skills and fitness accrued from recent training for, and adventures in, the mountains, and to step up our gameICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. BLOOD THINNERS AND ALTITUDE AND STRENUOUS EXERCISE jordansahls said: You may want to exercise a bit of caution. Travel to altitudes of over 2400m have been shown to lower patients INR's below theraputic levels. It sounds like bleeding out isn't so much of a risk as forming a potential life threatening CHUCK HAS PASSED AWAY 25574 posts. Posted August 15, 2019. I got terrible news today that our very own @chucK , a long time OG cc.com poster and moderator passed away in a climbing accident in the North Cascades last week. I'm still processing this info myself and I'm a bit in shock, but I have got the OK to share a bit of information about Chuck Spiekerman's DAVE MAHRE DIES AT AGE 77 Dave "Spike" Mahre, White Pass Mountain Manager (ret.), passed away this. weekend. Dave had been a key figure in the development of skiing at White Pass since. the 1950's and his dedication to the area along with his contribution to the. sport is unmatched. Dave served as Mountain Manager from 1962 through 1993. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burningCASCADECLIMBERS
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PLEASE NOTE: Cascadeclimbers.com assumes no responsibility for the partners you may with connect with on this site or in this forum. Please use caution and do not assume that any partner you connect with here will be a good match for you or will know how CURRENT NORTH SISTER CONDITIONS BETA 12 minutes ago · We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more. ROBINSON MOUNTAIN (8726') Trip Date: 05/22/2021. Trip Report: I climbed Robinson Mountain (8726’) outside Mazama, Northeast Ridge Route. I started the climb from the Robinson Creek Trailhead, a little over 9 miles down Lost River Rd. from Mazama. I decided to head East over Hwy 20 to see how much snow is in the Eastern Cascades. There is a lot less snow on theeast
MT SHASTA
Trip: Mt Shasta - Hotlum Glacier & subsequent ice gully, descent via Hotlum-Bolam ridge. Trip Date: 04/18/2021 Trip Report: This was both mine and Jamie’s first climb in the Cascades Range, hence also our first glaciated volcano. We were stoked. It was an opportunity to test the skills and fitness accrued from recent training for, and adventures in, the mountains, and to step up our gameICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. BLOOD THINNERS AND ALTITUDE AND STRENUOUS EXERCISE jordansahls said: You may want to exercise a bit of caution. Travel to altitudes of over 2400m have been shown to lower patients INR's below theraputic levels. It sounds like bleeding out isn't so much of a risk as forming a potential life threatening CHUCK HAS PASSED AWAY 25574 posts. Posted August 15, 2019. I got terrible news today that our very own @chucK , a long time OG cc.com poster and moderator passed away in a climbing accident in the North Cascades last week. I'm still processing this info myself and I'm a bit in shock, but I have got the OK to share a bit of information about Chuck Spiekerman's DAVE MAHRE DIES AT AGE 77 Dave "Spike" Mahre, White Pass Mountain Manager (ret.), passed away this. weekend. Dave had been a key figure in the development of skiing at White Pass since. the 1950's and his dedication to the area along with his contribution to the. sport is unmatched. Dave served as Mountain Manager from 1962 through 1993. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burningTHE YARD SALE
We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more. BLACK DIAMOND CYBORG VS PETZL DARTWIN COMPARISON BY DAVE Petzl. Dartwin – 420g. Dart – 423g. Sarken – 490g. Other considerations include price and ease of configurability. While both the Dartwin and the Cyborg are listed at the same price point, to have both monopoints and duals with the Petzl system, you’ll need to buy a pair of Dart fronts. These generally cost about $100 or more. SILVER STAR MOUNTAIN Trip: Silver Star Mountain - Silver Star Glacier via Silver Star Sno Park Trip Date: 05/16/2021 Trip Report: . It was a tossup between Ruby or Silver Star Mountain this past weekend in the North Cascades. First time in the National Park, so as a Washington Native and Tacoma Born/raised you can diss on me all you wantHANGBOARD MOUNTING
Attach like so. 1. Pre drill the 3/4 ply w/ 1/4" bit-3/4" from the top. (4 or 5 evenly space) 2. Put the ply where you want it above the door and then drill thru these holes, making a mark. 3. Pre drill the the plate making pilot hole for 1/2" lags. 4.Attach hangboard to ply. Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park, RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. FIGURE EIGHT OR DOUBLE FISHERMAN'S KNOT??? Posted January 21, 2003. Quote. figure 8 can untie and the fishermans is bulky. there are two figure 8's out there that fire up this little controversy. Using a figure 8 in a euro death knot config is dangerous as said above. It can be used like a square knot though, with the tails backed up. No real point that I can see though. VIBRAM XS EDGE VS. STEALTH RUBBER It's probably too subtle for me to notice, but to be honest, the stealth rubber does seem "grippier", but less sensitive than the softer vibram xs. C4 is the only way to go and is more "grippier" - if you want sensitivity, there are 2 thickness's in the C4 (thick andthin).
WINTER BACKPACKING IN THE ENCHANTMENTS March may be like a typical may conditions if things keep going as they are. jason brings up a good point. adding a setup of a ultra light axe and aluminum crampons would give safety without a lot of extra weight. If this is a start of a alpine scrambling future, thenthese would be
STAIRMASTER ELEVATION ESTIMATES? Posted June 8, 2007. This is still real-world, but there must be some correlation. "How Many Steps are in a • 1 mile = 2,000 – 2,500 steps. • 1 mile = 5, 280 feet. • The average step length for an adult is 2.5 feet. • Most adults walk 2 – 4 miles per hour. • Most adults walk about about 750 –CASCADECLIMBERS
Cascadeclimbers.com user Dannible, whose photography and stories have been published here on cascadeclimbers.com and also in fine climbing and skiing.. Uncategorized. 10 Feb. 0. FORUMS - CASCADECLIMBERS.COMHOMEBLOGFORUMSACTIVITYGEAR DEALSBUY ORSELL GEAR
PLEASE NOTE: Cascadeclimbers.com assumes no responsibility for the partners you may with connect with on this site or in this forum. Please use caution and do not assume that any partner you connect with here will be a good match for you or will know how BLACK DIAMOND CYBORG VS PETZL DARTWIN COMPARISON BY DAVE Petzl. Dartwin – 420g. Dart – 423g. Sarken – 490g. Other considerations include price and ease of configurability. While both the Dartwin and the Cyborg are listed at the same price point, to have both monopoints and duals with the Petzl system, you’ll need to buy a pair of Dart fronts. These generally cost about $100 or more.TRIP REPORT
Trip Date Route Type Location Route Region Posted By; Trip Reports; All Activity; Home ; Trip Report ; Contact Us; Copyright 2017 CascadeClimbers.com Powered byMIURA SIZING?
I buy miura's in 3 or 4 different sizes. street shoe size: 11. Miura's for bouldering 40.5. Miura's for hard routes 41. Miura's for hard multipitch 41.5. Miura's for long routes 42. a bit obsessive for sure, but the right fit for the right job can help make it happen.ICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. ICE EQUIPMENT SHARPENING AND GEAR REPAIR Please check out my website at High Mountain Gear And Repair or my instagram page at @highmtngearnrepair to see my current offerings of products and services. Sharpening Prices. Set Of Crampons $40. Crampon Front Point $5. Ice Pick $7. Standard Steel Screw $9. Cut Throat Steel and Aluminum Screws $17. Lettering $1 per letter. RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burning Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park,CASCADECLIMBERS
Cascadeclimbers.com user Dannible, whose photography and stories have been published here on cascadeclimbers.com and also in fine climbing and skiing.. Uncategorized. 10 Feb. 0. FORUMS - CASCADECLIMBERS.COMHOMEBLOGFORUMSACTIVITYGEAR DEALSBUY ORSELL GEAR
PLEASE NOTE: Cascadeclimbers.com assumes no responsibility for the partners you may with connect with on this site or in this forum. Please use caution and do not assume that any partner you connect with here will be a good match for you or will know how BLACK DIAMOND CYBORG VS PETZL DARTWIN COMPARISON BY DAVE Petzl. Dartwin – 420g. Dart – 423g. Sarken – 490g. Other considerations include price and ease of configurability. While both the Dartwin and the Cyborg are listed at the same price point, to have both monopoints and duals with the Petzl system, you’ll need to buy a pair of Dart fronts. These generally cost about $100 or more.TRIP REPORT
Trip Date Route Type Location Route Region Posted By; Trip Reports; All Activity; Home ; Trip Report ; Contact Us; Copyright 2017 CascadeClimbers.com Powered byMIURA SIZING?
I buy miura's in 3 or 4 different sizes. street shoe size: 11. Miura's for bouldering 40.5. Miura's for hard routes 41. Miura's for hard multipitch 41.5. Miura's for long routes 42. a bit obsessive for sure, but the right fit for the right job can help make it happen.ICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. ICE EQUIPMENT SHARPENING AND GEAR REPAIR Please check out my website at High Mountain Gear And Repair or my instagram page at @highmtngearnrepair to see my current offerings of products and services. Sharpening Prices. Set Of Crampons $40. Crampon Front Point $5. Ice Pick $7. Standard Steel Screw $9. Cut Throat Steel and Aluminum Screws $17. Lettering $1 per letter. RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burning Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park, ROBINSON MOUNTAIN (8726') Trip Date: 05/22/2021. Trip Report: I climbed Robinson Mountain (8726’) outside Mazama, Northeast Ridge Route. I started the climb from the Robinson Creek Trailhead, a little over 9 miles down Lost River Rd. from Mazama. I decided to head East over Hwy 20 to see how much snow is in the Eastern Cascades. There is a lot less snow on theeast
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We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more. BEST SEASON FOR STUART, VIA CASCADIAN COULOIR? Someone years ago told me that the best season to climb Stuart via the Cascadian Couloir scramble route is late spring, when there is stillenough snow
NEOS ADVENTURER OVERSHOE ($40) We have upgraded to new forum software as of late last year, and it makes everything here so much better! It is now much easier to do pretty much anything, including write Trip Reports, sell gear, schedule climbing related events, and more.WARRIOR PEAK
The summit rock is composed of pillow lava, and like most Olympic summits, tends to crumble, so choose your holds wisely. There are various good rap anchors on the top, but take a second to enjoy the amazing views from the peak. Descend- the climbing route and back to Marmot Pass. Time from Marmot Pass to summit- 6 hours.PARTNER FOR HOOD?
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Attach like so. 1. Pre drill the 3/4 ply w/ 1/4" bit-3/4" from the top. (4 or 5 evenly space) 2. Put the ply where you want it above the door and then drill thru these holes, making a mark. 3. Pre drill the the plate making pilot hole for 1/2" lags. 4.Attach hangboard to ply. RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. REPORT R - CASCADECLIMBERS.COM Report R The R script editor appears along the bottom of the center pane The following image shows a Power BI dashboard with a collection of R visuals used for advanced analytics.Create a (reproducible) report using R.By clicking the Knit report (R) button, the code will be evaluated and the output will be shown on the right of the report r Report > R page.The references provide the evidenceCASCADECLIMBERS
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PLEASE NOTE: Cascadeclimbers.com assumes no responsibility for the partners you may with connect with on this site or in this forum. Please use caution and do not assume that any partner you connect with here will be a good match for you or will know how BLACK DIAMOND CYBORG VS PETZL DARTWIN COMPARISON BY DAVE Petzl. Dartwin – 420g. Dart – 423g. Sarken – 490g. Other considerations include price and ease of configurability. While both the Dartwin and the Cyborg are listed at the same price point, to have both monopoints and duals with the Petzl system, you’ll need to buy a pair of Dart fronts. These generally cost about $100 or more.TRIP REPORT
Trip Date Route Type Location Route Region Posted By; Trip Reports; All Activity; Home ; Trip Report ; Contact Us; Copyright 2017 CascadeClimbers.com Powered byMIURA SIZING?
I buy miura's in 3 or 4 different sizes. street shoe size: 11. Miura's for bouldering 40.5. Miura's for hard routes 41. Miura's for hard multipitch 41.5. Miura's for long routes 42. a bit obsessive for sure, but the right fit for the right job can help make it happen.ICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. ICE EQUIPMENT SHARPENING AND GEAR REPAIR Please check out my website at High Mountain Gear And Repair or my instagram page at @highmtngearnrepair to see my current offerings of products and services. Sharpening Prices. Set Of Crampons $40. Crampon Front Point $5. Ice Pick $7. Standard Steel Screw $9. Cut Throat Steel and Aluminum Screws $17. Lettering $1 per letter. RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burning Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park,CASCADECLIMBERS
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I buy miura's in 3 or 4 different sizes. street shoe size: 11. Miura's for bouldering 40.5. Miura's for hard routes 41. Miura's for hard multipitch 41.5. Miura's for long routes 42. a bit obsessive for sure, but the right fit for the right job can help make it happen.ICE AXE LEASHES?
I'm gearing up to climb mt.hood for the first time with my roommate who has climbing experience. I've spent a lot of time reading up on different forms of ice axe leashes and a lot of people, including the Mazamas suggest attaching the Ice axe directly to the climbing harness, which I have a tether to attach the ice axe to my harness. ICE EQUIPMENT SHARPENING AND GEAR REPAIR Please check out my website at High Mountain Gear And Repair or my instagram page at @highmtngearnrepair to see my current offerings of products and services. Sharpening Prices. Set Of Crampons $40. Crampon Front Point $5. Ice Pick $7. Standard Steel Screw $9. Cut Throat Steel and Aluminum Screws $17. Lettering $1 per letter. RAINIER: WHICH ROUTE IS EASIEST? Posted February 22, 2011. Heard Emmons is least technical, primarily because Disappointment Cleaver can be hairy if snow has receded substantially. But DC route is 1,000 feet closer and has higher camp (especially if camping in Ing Flats). For first climb in July I'd like to maximize odds of a successful summit. FROSTBITE LONG TERM EFFECTS Posted April 7, 2014. In an unfortunate turn of events two winters ago, I got minor frostbite on the tips of my middle and index fingers of the right hand. The tissue seems to have healed up completely, though the tips of both fingers remain slightly numb. In a month and a half of steady climbing this season, I'm experiencing a burning Trip: Isolation Traverse with alternative finish down to Thunder Creek to get back to our car. Date: 8/26/2013 Trip Report: Dates: July 10–15, 2013 Robert Crouse and I (Doug Walsh) took 6 days to complete the Isolation Traverse in North Cascades National Park, ROBINSON MOUNTAIN (8726') Trip Date: 05/22/2021. Trip Report: I climbed Robinson Mountain (8726’) outside Mazama, Northeast Ridge Route. I started the climb from the Robinson Creek Trailhead, a little over 9 miles down Lost River Rd. from Mazama. I decided to head East over Hwy 20 to see how much snow is in the Eastern Cascades. There is a lot less snow on theeast
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The summit rock is composed of pillow lava, and like most Olympic summits, tends to crumble, so choose your holds wisely. There are various good rap anchors on the top, but take a second to enjoy the amazing views from the peak. Descend- the climbing route and back to Marmot Pass. Time from Marmot Pass to summit- 6 hours.PARTNER FOR HOOD?
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