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sweet pics!

i don't think this has to do with northeast hiking. ;)

this is crazy talk.. there's noone headed to the 100-mile wilderness this weekend. wait.. huh? oh, i mean in november.. noone.. so it would be ideal, cause there would be noone there running.. i mean hiking, it.

Glad you got into Huntington! Its a great place. The third picture from left to right is, Pinnacle Buttress, Pinnacle gully (behind the buttress-can see it from that angle really)), Central Buttress and Central Gully (center).. when you get on the first real slab area on Huntington Ravine...

fantastic pics and awesome report. nice job, guys!

Thanks! i took that on Cathedral Ledge a few weekends ago. That's my friend Mary cruising over a wet area on the wall before she climbed up that chimney and on the ledge I'm standing on belaying her up.

Right.. like wikipedia... ;)

what luck having a string of good weather up there. fantastic! and nice job taking advantage of it.

sweet! good stuff.

sorry i missed you on mt washington... i got to the top at 12:30 looking for you..

I'll take wet. Just not into sliding treacherously around in the snow on the trail. I'm a fragile little flower. Ask Nif.

Doesn't everyone climb with hair dryer? Good for those persistently wet mossy cracks. Yeah, I know its been raining like crazy but I'm hoping my sunshiney optimism will dry the rock enough by Sunday. Besides, Pinnacle Buttress is more like a technical hike.. can do it moist. Bob, how about...

Ok, I know people are going to give me sh*t for this, but the webcam on Wildcat peak has been clouded over these past few days. Is the fire road up into Huntington Ravine snow free yet? Yeah yeah yeah.. har har har.. but I ain't getting my rock climbing approach shoes wet! Sorry! :p

was his briefs over or under his pants...

you love it that i'm a yankee fan! hey, i'm going to a met vs yanks game at citifield july 4th weekend. :D

Thanks! Here's two good aerial shots of Mt. Stuart from John Scurlock, Photographer & Pilot. The Ice Cliff Glacier is on the left. The SE Face and the summit ridge. His website: http://www.pbase.com/nolock/root

Well, it was time for a return to Seattle to make sure Doug was still in good climbing shape. Lucky for me, he had a plan already in place before I even got there. I had been wanting to get on the North Face of Mt. Hood for some time, but this year it was not in the cards for May with the...

nice dave! enjoyed the pics!

So now I have to fly to Montana if I want to share a cookie?

That's it, yes.