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Sigh.. All I can say is that it looked really cool. Rain and shreaded hands kept us from climbing there that day but we wanted to scope the area out. Aside from the 37 mile approach I can't wait to get back there. I don't remember what climb it was, but there was an awesome looking OW near the far l...

I found a blue walky talky style radio near the base of Nevermore at raven rocks last weekend. Looks like its been out there for most of the season. if its yours let me know and I'll mail it back to you.

Damn! Was any of that ice worth climbing? Was it in better shape durring the hard snap a few weeks ago? Is ice climbing allowed in muir valley?

I second that, those are some cool pictures. Thanks for sharing.

I've had good luck with the Bluewater rope marking pen. It seems to fade a little after a while but I just remark it and have had no problem finding the midpoint.

yeah, go to fortress. I bet american crack would go all passive. nice 'n easy and its got anchors atop it to boot.

well shit, I guess Its better safe than sorry. the again, its not like there aren't a bunch of comperable routes within 10 minutes form there...

its interesting to find out that's tribal land. I would have never thought.....

I heard blade runner was in the closed section of military wall, but when I went there and looked it seems to be right on the edge of the closed off area. Would it be kosher if I climbed up Danita Dolores and swung over or boulder-traveresed over to the lower section of the route, starting outside t...

Could you take a bike along? I've taken bikes on greyhounds and amtrak w/o any problems. This would extend your dirtbaging distances by quite a bit. What about chatty? there's a whole lot of climbing all around there. You could ride to Twall and signal mnt., catch rides to foster falls, etc. Seems t...

I found a nice cordlette and locking biner over by kampsite at roadside. Looks like someone dropped it or set it down but walked away with out grabing it. If you're missing it just email me- b0appleb@unix.cc.wmich.edu -and describe it, I'll mail it back to you. I also found a platypus waterbottle th...

Track down a copy of the Ortenburger and Jackson guide book. It has all the beta you could ever want regarding climbing in the Tetons. The guys that wrote it literally have about half the first accents in the Teton range. I'm headed out in July and have been studying that guide book for a couple mon...