OT - Any Climbers?

Post by **RomanLA** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 2:24 pm

I've always wanted to try mountain climbing. I went to a class the other night at an outdoor store to get information about gear and stuff. I'd like to try to climb some small stuff when I go up there on kayak trips. Anyone up there climb? :)

Post by **jermdog** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 5:09 pm

lots of us climb

Post by **Drifter** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 6:52 pm

Dude, everytime I see that Lake Charles, LA under your avatar I start getting hungry for some real cajun seafood. Think I might could get you to swing by Mulate's over in Breaux Bridge and pick me up a real seafood platter next time you head north?

My Zydeco collection is getting a little stale as well...

Post by **Butch Crain** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 7:02 pm

He doesn't have to go that far - Harris' Seafood at Hayes or the Boiling Point in Sulphur both are right up there with Mulate's.

I'm still hoping to talk him into a regular tasso & andouille run from Rabideaux's in Iowa.

Roman, where did you take lessons? Dean Padgett at the bike shop had been talking about sponsoring that kind of thing.

Post by **Drifter** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 7:11 pm

Butch Crain wrote:He doesn't have to go that far - Harris' Seafood at Hayes or the Boiling Point in Sulphur both are right up there with Mulate's.

Quality tips there Butch, 'preciate the heads up - gonna have to check 'em out. One thing I like about Mulate's is they have a signed pic of Robert Duvall right there in the doorway when you walk in. If Robert eats there "you know it gonna be good, man".

Sorry about the Jack.

Post by **Clif** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 7:12 pm

awww, cher, yall stop talkin' like dat. Makin' me hungry, yeah.

Post by **Butch Crain** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 7:30 pm

"When I get off of this mountain, you know where I want to go?

Straight down the Calcasieu River, t'wards the Gulf of Mexico

To Lake Charles, Louisiana, little Bessie, girl that I once knew

She told me just to come on by, if there's anything she could do"

Man - it makes me misty eyed.

And you're right Drifter - Mulate's is a way cool place too.

You should check out the streams at http://www.kbon.com/ and http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/krvs/ppr/index.shtml to get your zydeco/swamp pop fix.

Post by **RomanLA** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 9:52 pm

Yeah...I'm sure I could pick up some food on the way. lol

Butch...It wasn't a hands on thing...it was just a discussion of gear and systems. Art Cormier, the founder of the Rok Haus, gave the presentation at Pack and Paddle in Lafayette.

Post by **Drifter** » Thu Nov 08, 2007 11:53 pm

Butch Crain wrote:You should check out the streams at http://www.kbon.com/ and http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/krvs/ppr/index.shtml to get your zydeco/swamp pop fix.

I'll definitely be checking those out, probably bookmarking them too. Right now I'm in the middle of moving from the country (dialup- where I am right now) to a large city of 25,000 (broadband - where I will be after this weekend) Soon as I get that higher-speed connect it will be Zydeco Tyme!

I said I would never leave the country and move to town, but at least I ain't going back to Dallas, or even anything as big as Shreveport...

Cajun IQ Test:

O SiBilly; Si Ergo
Fortibuses En Ero.

NoGus - Demis Trux:
Somwit Cowzen
Somwit Dux.

Above riddle taken from a napkin at Johnny Case's. Only the sharpest will 'cipher out dat one. First one to figure out what it say win a free Budweiser at La Pussiere next time I'm down day way. (Which may be a while)

OK, jacked up po' Roman's thread again, so back on track...

Roman, dis Cormier (Cor-My-Yay?) fella you say be givin deze presentation on climbin' up de mountain, he cajun, yeah? Lah-Fay-Yett - I say heck yeah he cajun - specially wid a name like dat. Ok so what do a cajun no bout climbin up de mountain? Answer me dat.

Romaneaux say:
"Hey Drifta, any cajun gonna know 'bout de same knowedge of de mountain climbin'-up as de Texan gonna know 'bout de whitewater. Put dat in yo accordian and squeeze it."

Post by **Cowper** » Fri Nov 09, 2007 7:27 am

Whitewater - Rockclimbing - Mountain climbing - you're just torturing yourself man!

I'm thinking you'll also need to be taking up Mountain biking, Hang Gliding, and especially Alpine Skiing.

And you'll need a very fuel efficient vehicle.

(Does your boss know you're thinking about moving?)

Post by **Drifter** » Fri Nov 09, 2007 7:44 am

Cowper, if I were Romaneaux right now, I'd be sayin':

"You talkin' to me??"

Git him Romaneaux... :twisted:

Post by **Cowper** » Fri Nov 09, 2007 8:23 am

It's the Red Bull talking man. I can't help myself.

Post by **Drifter** » Fri Nov 09, 2007 9:16 am

Post by **okieboater** » Fri Nov 09, 2007 9:50 am

I don't know about climbing,
but
all this talk about cajun cooking and good spots to enjoy same
are getting me interested in spending a week end down there just
traveling from establishment to establishment.

And, having spent a lot of time in the rural south and now out here west of the Mississippi, I've had many a good meal from the back of a gas station, roadside BBQ stand or butcher paper wrapped "bolonnie" sandwiches off the butcher block from the local butcher!

Zydeco is a plus as well!

is ole Boozoo Chavis still making music down there?

Post by **RomanLA** » Fri Nov 09, 2007 9:57 am

Cowper wrote:Whitewater - Rockclimbing - Mountain climbing - you're just torturing yourself man!

I'm thinking you'll also need to be taking up Mountain biking, Hang Gliding, and especially Alpine Skiing.

And you'll need a very fuel efficient vehicle.

(Does your boss know you're thinking about moving?)

Yeah...I'm mountain biking too...don't really have any interest in hang gliding or skiing at the moment.

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