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Snow Creek XTREEM Summitpost Group Dayclimb
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Snow Creek XTREEM Summitpost Group Dayclimb 

Page Type: Trip Report

Location: California, United States, North America

Lat/Lon: 33.82679°N / 116.67789°W

Date Climbed/Hiked: Mar 29, 2008

Activities: Mountaineering

Season: Spring

 

Page By: TacoDelRio

Created/Edited: Mar 30, 2008 / Apr 1, 2008

Object ID: 392553

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Page Score: 87.61% - 9 Votes 

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SPorg X-TR33M Meeting

Attendees:
Miguel (Fearless Snow Creek Leader)
Tina (Offwidth Deviant)
Rick Kent ("The" Kent)
Jon Meek
Kevin Trieu
Mike S
Luis
David (Provider of food for lazy bastards such as myself)
Jason
Roman
David
...And myself.


Who am I missing?

The whole deal


Alpenglow


I lack the incredible writing prowess that permeates Summitpost from every computer terminal on Erf, so the whole damn trip shall be condensed into this single section!


We be rollin', yo.


Started off at 0400 and made it up onto the isthmus. Sat around and took a break, where Rick Kent used ninja vanish skills to magically appear behind us, and join our group. We all set off for the Chockstone.

Took a breakfast/lunch/meal break prior to getting into Snow Creek proper, before the chockstone. I had some typically awesome Myojo brand Ippeichan Yakisoba (Taihen oishi desu), which I may add kicks much ass. Since that's all I brought (damn), I bummed some food off the homies on the trip. Next time, I'm bringing enough food for everyone, part of the "gum-in-line rule".


Looking up from the chockstone


Headed up to the chockstone, and we all donned crampons and whatnot, and started moving up. From then to the summit, it was basically just movement. Just keep on movin' on up. Right chute, left chute, right chute, summit. Got to the top at.... I dunno when, but we made the entire climb in around 12 hours, so probably 1600 unless one counts the [b]extreme[/b] traverse over to the top of Tramway Mountain, with its long walkway with railing. We purchased insanely expensive food ($5.75 for a slice of pizza...), and took a rest. Rick had a Heffeweise (I shall bring some Franziskaner next time), and Miguel and I had Amstel Light. The Beck's I had originally chosen ended up being non-alchoholic (!!!!!!!).

I had a great time! Thanks everyone for coming along, and I'll bring tons of food next time for y'all!

Edit: 20080401 @ 1824: Horrible grammar, some poor spelling, etc etc.

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SchuetzenweberAwesome

Voted 10/10

Congratulations Ryan!!
The Franziskaner is on me; cheers to the group.

Posted Mar 30, 2008 2:49 pm

TacoDelRioRe: Awesome

Hasn't voted

Thanks Brotha!
Posted Mar 30, 2008 4:37 pm

SoCalHikerSounds...

Voted 10/10

...you guys had a lot of fun. Great trip. Cheers.
Posted Mar 30, 2008 3:52 pm

TacoDelRioRe: Sounds...

Hasn't voted

That we did. Probably the most people ever on this route at one time. Had a great time with great folks!
Posted Mar 30, 2008 4:39 pm

EManBevHillsAlpenglow

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Dude, that image rocks!
Great being in the right place at the right time with the right people...
Sure looks like it was a fabulous adventure.
Posted Apr 2, 2008 12:54 am

TacoDelRioRe: Alpenglow

Hasn't voted

Thanks! YOu should see Rick, Miguel, and everyone else's images of the North Face with Alpenglow. They have newer cameras. REALLY high quality stuff right there.
Posted Apr 2, 2008 1:42 am

phaque3006beer

Hasn't voted

mmmm Franziskaner. I miss it so.
Posted Apr 2, 2008 2:00 pm

TacoDelRioRe: beer

Hasn't voted

You finally come out here after you get done playing in the Sandbox, and I'll buy you as many as you can haul in your Stryker, suckah. :-)
Posted Apr 2, 2008 4:51 pm

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