Cascade Climbing, is it real??

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Cascade Climbing, is it real??

by Dave McAlister » Sat Mar 04, 2023 6:54 pm

Everyone talks about how the climbing and mountaineering in the Cascades is so great. I can't comment on it since I've been here for a few years and can't find ANYONE else who goes out and does anything more than cruise groomers or pull plastic at the gym. I feel duped.

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Re: Cascade Climbing, is it real??

by Sierra Ledge Rat » Fri Mar 17, 2023 8:11 pm

All of us REAL climbers have grown balls that are too big for us to climb anymore.

I'll be happy to have a beer with you, and tell you about my adventures that I did before my balls got too big.

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Re: Cascade Climbing, is it real??

by Klenke » Sat Mar 18, 2023 2:20 am

Yeah, I'm with SLR on this. My balls are so big they orbit each other. And that's why I'm so sick and twisted.

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