Mighty Hiker
climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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Steve G, Toe Jamming.
Rappelling.
An unwanted but quite friendly visitor, mus musculus stannardiensis. (I called him Stan.)
John the Plumber (no relation to Joe), working on Casa Stannard.
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Mimi
climber
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Serious labor of love, jstan. What's with those plastic chairs?! Just kidding!
Nice mouse! Looks just like our Sammy, a deermouse (Peromyscus sp.).
Dr. Sprock, thanks for that shot of the San Andreas. Spooky!
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Mtnmun
Trad climber
Top of the Mountain Mun
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Thanks to Todd, Nature, IHP and the rest of the gang for a fine event. Jim looked truly inspired by the outpouring of love.
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pyro
Big Wall climber
Calabasas
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sorry!...... would have loved to join, but work related factory issues kept me from going!
peace!
RM
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Mighty Hiker
climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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I suppose that this might also be entitled the "Wings of Steve". But I'm certain there was no enhancement - he's a big guy, with long arms. :-)
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Mimi
climber
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He was totally goofing and you captured it. He definitely has a positive ape index. LOL!
I want to know more about jstan's adorable mouse guest. He? would make a fine mate for our mouse child.
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socalbolter
Sport climber
Silverado, CA
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So sorry to have missed this. I was planning on going right up until the last minute when I couldn't.
Jim's a great man and deserves whatever support we can offer.
...and a huge pat on the back to Todd and whomever else was involved in organizing this gathering.
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Mighty Hiker
climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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I'm certain that jstan would be delighted if you took his mouse off his hands. In fact, he may have several. John may still be in Joshua Tree, working on his cottage and visiting with the neighbour - he seems to go for a week or two at a time, to make the trip worthwhile. This time he was working on the plumbing, plus trying to rodent-proof the outside of the cottage. They invaded, live in the walls, and can be fairly noisy at night.
The mouse may be a different species than those found in Seattle, but that seems a relatively minor concern.
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