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  1. I've finally put together some pics and story for a recent trip to
    Lake Tahoe. It was just me and the Ms, so the biking was not
    "extreme" but we managed to have a lot of fun anyway.

    Enjoy.

    http://adventuresoftroutboy.blogspot.com/

    Tim

  2. "troutboy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've finally put together some pics and story for a recent trip to
    Lake Tahoe. It was just me and the Ms, so the biking was not
    "extreme" but we managed to have a lot of fun anyway.

    Enjoy.

    http://adventuresoftroutboy.blogspot.com/

    Nice report.

    2 broken arms in 2004? Ouch.

    Greg
    --
    Ticketmaster and Ticketweb suck, but everyone knows that:
    http://ticketmastersucks.org
    "Ya gotta stop riding the brakes,
    ya gotta stop robbing the cradle" - Chris D

  3. troutboy said:

    I've finally put together some pics and story for a recent trip to
    Lake Tahoe. It was just me and the Ms, so the biking was not
    "extreme" but we managed to have a lot of fun anyway.

    Enjoy.

    http://adventuresoftroutboy.blogspot.com/

    Tim

    Great Trout Report!
    --
    Slack

  4. G.T. said:


    2 broken arms in 2004? Ouch.

    Greg

    Yep. 2 separate falls on the same hike. One one the way in, one on
    the self rescue on the way out. Guess she was tired and hurting after
    the first one ;-).

    But after 2 days rest she was back on the trail, albeit a bit slower.

    http://www.rockclimbing.com/photos/Alpine/Gimme_a_Break_63941.html

    TS

  5. troutboy said:
    G.T. said:

    2 broken arms in 2004? Ouch.

    Greg

    Yep. 2 separate falls on the same hike. One one the way in, one on
    the self rescue on the way out. Guess she was tired and hurting after
    the first one ;-).

    But after 2 days rest she was back on the trail, albeit a bit slower.

    http://www.rockclimbing.com/photos/Alpine/Gimme_a_Break_63941.html

    TS

    Wow!
    That's pretty tough.

    Nice report too. Thanks.

    Matt

  6. troutboy said:
    G.T. said:

    2 broken arms in 2004? Ouch.

    Greg

    Yep. 2 separate falls on the same hike. One one the way in, one on
    the self rescue on the way out. Guess she was tired and hurting after
    the first one ;-).

    But after 2 days rest she was back on the trail, albeit a bit slower.

    http://www.rockclimbing.com/photos/Alpine/Gimme_a_Break_63941.html

    Ha, cool. Is that the main trail (can't remember it's name) from Logan
    Pass heading north?

    Greg

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    Ha, cool. Is that the main trail (can't remember it's name) from Logan
    Pass heading north?

    Greg


    I believe the trail you're thinking of is the Highline Trail that goes
    along the west side of the Garden Wall.

    This trail is about 0.5 miles east on the other side of the Garden
    Wall. It leads from the Going-to-the-Sun Road just below Siyeh Bend,
    over Piegan Pass to Lake McDonald. Exceptional hike BTW, easy to do
    in one day with a fantastic lunch spot and view at Piegan Pass. Take
    the boat on Lake McDonald or continue hiking along the lakeshore to
    Swiftcurrent Lodge, then take the shuttle back to your car.

    TS

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    Quoted message said:

    Ha, cool. Is that the main trail (can't remember it's name) from Logan
    Pass heading north?

    Greg


    I believe the trail you're thinking of is the Highline Trail that goes
    along the west side of the Garden Wall.

    Yep.

    Quoted message said:

    This trail is about 0.5 miles east on the other side of the Garden
    Wall. It leads from the Going-to-the-Sun Road just below Siyeh Bend,
    over Piegan Pass to Lake McDonald. Exceptional hike BTW, easy to do
    in one day with a fantastic lunch spot and view at Piegan Pass. Take
    the boat on Lake McDonald or continue hiking along the lakeshore to
    Swiftcurrent Lodge, then take the shuttle back to your car.

    Gotcha. We didn't have time when we passed through the area during our 1998
    Redwoods/Mt St Helens/Olympic Natl
    Park/Victoria-Vancouver/Jasper/Banff/Glacier/Lassen/Tahoe trip.

    Next time.

    Greg
    --
    "Up in the clouds
    ah up in the clouds
    down in the dirt
    it's so good
    so good it hurts" - The Mekons

  9. troutboy said:

    I've finally put together some pics and story for a recent trip to
    Lake Tahoe. It was just me and the Ms, so the biking was not
    "extreme" but we managed to have a lot of fun anyway.

    Enjoy.

    http://adventuresoftroutboy.blogspot.com/

    Tim

    So, that's what a troutboy looks like. Cool stuff.

    JD

  10. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    So, that's what a troutboy looks like. Cool stuff.

    JD

    Let me guess, you were expecting big lips, fins, and gills :-)

    T

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