I think I actually got some minor frostbite on my nipple. More from the ice and snow falling down my bra than anything else.

http://www.mountainproject.com/...bouldering/107032090

partway down the page, Vogel gives info on teh JT Central guide.

I'm going to assume that blutarski knew this info, and just didn't feel like saying anything, because he's an asshole.

of course, we've had promises of its publication for yearz now ...

Speaking of which....there's this super cute girl cat that's been hanging around on site. I'm super tempted to take her home and make Nathan fall in love with her, but she really needs to go into the SPCA, get fixed (maybe even a kitty abortions) and checked out for any diseases.

I keep waiting for the guy in charge of the plant to call to get her picked up. I don't know how much I really want to try to wrestle her to the SPCA myself.

Although after your last facebook post you might.

Is everything ok? Burly, kitty, the lumberjerk?

Did the basement neighbor's stench spontaneously combust? Are you Ok?

With all our snow melted and everything having dried up we got another half inch dusting this morning. It's still coming down. At least it'll be back in the high 60's by the w'end.

So Jak, if I wanted to bolt some choss and not tell anybody about it till I moved away, since people would be awl pissy that I bolted it - what type of shoes should I wear and what colour rope is better?

My daughter was excited to have Vegemite last night at her girl scout meeting. She's got an aussie friend in her troop.

old tennish shes, a harness made out of seatbelts, and the rope you found in your dad's garage behind the fuel canister.

I would go with the roap the sheep in the basement are tied up with... at least it's been tensile tested.

It was quiet. The roads weren't bad though. I drove to Elora and finished equipping some routes.

If I would have known ewe were home I would have made you come
along to belay.

If the flow keeps going it could reform completely with the cold snap.

Speaking of which....there's this super cute girl cat that's been hanging around on site. I'm super tempted to take her home and make Nathan fall in love with her, but she really needs to go into the SPCA, get fixed (maybe even a kitty abortions) and checked out for any diseases.

I keep waiting for the guy in charge of the plant to call to get her picked up. I don't know how much I really want to try to wrestle her to the SPCA myself.

Did the basement neighbor's stench spontaneously combust? Are you Ok?

Or he could just sneak up there, hook up a garden hose, let it drip over the edge for a week and viola!

Anyways, here's teh deal. There is a lot of water flowing, tons of rock debris and logs churning in teh raging water. It looks like it wood be possible to move several tons of material around and rebuild a patio at teh base of teh cliff and a couple of islands in teh river. Wood has to lash sum of teh logs together to build a bridge to get from teh base back to teh hang. I figure it wood take a couple of guys several days to produce this result. It wood be loud down there though... but ewe could climb teh best climbs in socak.

Question is, wood it be worthwhile? Wood anybody be willing to help. Teh other problem is it might awl wash down stream when teh snow melts. Certainly wood be easier to just wait untill june, do teh werk then and has it last untill next winter or for several seasons depending on how wet of winters we get.

I'm going to keep thinking about it for another week or so, probibly go back down and check it again before I decide anything. Also there wood be no way to walk up stream, wood has to construct sum sort of via feretta down from teh look out, that wood be safe enough to do with a pack.