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To: abuelita who wrote (22745)	2/8/2003 1:07:14 PM
From: carlos__san	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104157

Rosie, why do you evade? Rosie, how can i persuade? Rosieeeeeeeeeeeee! Tom Waits Enable your PM function, would ya?

To: abuelita who wrote (22745)	2/8/2003 5:03:07 PM
From: Mannie	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 104157

Where to find Scott on fridays: This is my playground at Crystal Mountain, this is about the middle third of the area: pbase.com Here is the view of Mt. Rainier from the top of Crystal Mountain, the summit of Rainier is about 12 miles away: pbase.com Powder Bowl. From the chair to the top of Powder Bowl you can access the next two peaks to the south, The King & Three way Peak, they are in the ski area but you have to traverse and hike to get there. In the distance is Mount Adams, near the Oregon border. pbase.com Mount St. Helens. I magnified this shot so you can see into the blow out zone of Mount St Helens. When it blew in 1980, over a mile of elevation was blown away. You can see a new dome forming in the crater: pbase.com The King. Gnarly with a capital G, at least coming off the peak on this side. The two runs off the top are "Pin Ball" & "Brain Damage." Fabulous powder skiing pitch off of the back side. pbase.com Your host for this tour: pbase.com