Sweet Justice
Monday, May 17, 2004
On Saturday, Mike, Doug, Perry, Phil and I tried to climb Mt. Daniel. Unfortunately, we were thwarted by an additional 4 mile approach on the road (ugh!). We made it to Peggy’s Pond before deciding that pizza in Roslyn sounded better than summiting in the rain and arriving back at the cars at 9 p.m.
There wasn’t anything remarkable about the actual climbing part of the trip. On the way out, though, we had an interesting encounter with a truck that was 4x4ing around huge snow banks and destroying the trees, bushes and undergrowth OFF THE ROAD.
They passed us, mud flying, dogs barking, children shouting, and then got stuck in the snow about 100 feet in front of us (sweet justice!). We were feeling too irked at their complete lack of respect for the landscape, so we avoided eye contact and didn’t offer to help them get unstuck or call a tow.
Petty, I know - but hey, we were irritated!
They must have gotten themselves really stuck, because after dinking around at the cars for 45 minutes, they still hadn’t driven out.
Village Pizza was great as usual 
Guye Peak
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
Doug and Mark coiling the wet rappel rope | Canon PowerShot
Doug, Mark and I attempted Guye Peak on Sunday. It was supposed to be a beautiful day, and it probably was - everywhere except Snoqualmie Pass. Needless to say we got rained off just as we got to the base of the climb. More pictures of our adventure are available here.
Little Si
Sunday, April 25, 2004
Greg on "Human Foot" | Olympus Stylus 300
Photos of our trip to Little Si today are up on the site. Check 'em out!
Mt. Si snowshoe trip
Monday, April 19, 2004
Bruce and Doug on Mt. Teneriffe | Canon 10D, 28-105mm
I got the photos from our January snowshoe traverse of Mt. Si and Mt. Teneriffe loaded onto the site today. Despite starting a little late and getting lost once it was a great trip.
I'm playing with the photo album format for the site. Let me know what you think.
New photo album
Tuesday, April 6, 2004
Looking up the trail toward the basin below Boulder Pass | Canon Digital Elph
Slowly but surely I'm working on transferring images from my old site to the new one. This morning, I got the pictures from Clark Mountain loaded onto the site.