No I slept inside
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Or took naps on the balconey in my 5 dollar hammock (which I am trying to rig up at home).

Your kids PMed!!!


What about the time you were smoking weed at that concert and Bruce got mad at you?

Sure I can do that. And NO not the side of the house either. Gas vents are on the side, you want him to blow us up?

I should ahve just taped a long stick to the brush, gabbed a couple beers and just laid in the tub while doing it. It would have been pretty sloppy though. I had to keep wiping up the dribbles as it was .

I love that hammock. 5$$ what a deal!

Yes, I will bring the videos. What about 6:30 or 7. or Friday?

How do you know about that?

You have a big house. There can't be gas vents everywhere.

Bathrooms never seem to have enough ventilation so I always got one mean mother of a headache from the fumes.

My math is off actually the Hammock cost 8 dollars american

So it would still be $5 Canadian?

My math is off actually the Hammock cost 8 dollars american

Besides, you wouldn't blow up. You would die of carbon monoxide poisoning.

So it would still be $5 Canadian?

Still. I've looked at cloth hammocks here that are up to $100

I guess so?

Oh thats much better

You're wrong

then that would be pretty far. What solid sandstone is close to you (west coast choss doesn't count)?

I was GU. I thought he was trying to imply there were no mountains on all of the east coast.

a while back you were telling okel to check the gullies off of a road for ice. Gullies cannot happen without some kind of incline. I guess you are saying there isn't enough incline, then?

It would be cool for the novelty. That would be a bit far to drive for us for something as fickle WV ice though.

What makes you think it would form? Ice formation is weird. A lot of places you think it would won't. Water seeping out of the rock then flowing down the face before dripping off into space is good. The flow has to be right to. To heavy and it needs to get super cold to start the formation. To light and it will lock up in the rock.

Since I knew I was not expecting to come back, I didn't take strict notes, but my memory is:

The first place was slightly sunny and straight vertical to slabby, but the whole wall had water leaking down the side at varying rates. So, as long as the sun doesn't kill it, one of the areas probably formed at least one climb. On nice long cold spells I could have believed the whole wall would freeze. No place on the wall had waterfall type of flow.

The second place was shaded and fully overhanging. It had less water overall, but it was pretty constant too. Something tells me it would have difficulty forming because you would have to wait until it touched down to do anything. (I think there were climbs on the overhung part. So, mixed climbing is probably a no-go.)

I think one was at Kaymoor and the other at Endless. I forget though.

Then there are other places like the down climb ladder of summersville to orange oswald and Kaymoor where there are waterfalls that may form a route on the sides. If the waterfall at orange oswald is the only thing forming up it might not be worth the hike though. I remember it being pretty short for a climb. It would be more like ice bouldering.

I don't know. I have a very hard time believing that in all of the NRG something doesn't form up. Perhaps it would turn out to be shit since it would be easy to access.

I'm afraid I know all to well.

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On top of a British flag its Queen this and Queen that. Someday, hopefully they change it by then, I'll have to swear allegiance to the Queen when I become a Canadian Citizen.


It just got cold here on Friday. There should be something this weekend. I'm hoping that we can hit our close to home spot Wed. or Thurs. I don't know if the ice will be ready yet there though. I've seen the one route form up in two days, but the rock was already pretty frozen and it got very cold. That route takes the least amount of ice to climb the route. All the others it needs to be big enough to climb up and have it not fall down. It would suck to knock down a well forming drip making have to start over. Or have it fall on us.