Chuting Spree Clue #1 – Mountain Hardwear Tent!

| January 20, 2009

Follow five weekly clues and be the first to correctly identify where the tent is hidden to win a Mountain Hardwear tent of your choice!

Click here for the Chuting Spree Mountain Hardwear Tent contest rules.

Clue: In 1995, after numerous attempts by many strong parties, two skiers from this CONTINENT laid first tracks down this twelve-thousand, nine-hundred and seventy-two foot peak, which is the highest peak in its range.  At least one of the skiers was on borrowed gear.

Sketch-ee-mo Johnson. A skier from the continent in question working his/her way down the peak in question.  Photo credit respectfully withheld until the end of the contest.

Sketch-ee-mo Johnson. A skier from the continent in question working his/her way down the peak in question. Photo credit respectfully withheld until the end of the contest.

Know the continent?  Don’t answer now – save it for Super Cluesday.

Clue Schedule:
January 20th – Continent
January 27th – Country or Region
February 3rd – Specific mountain range or zone
February 10th – Specific peak or town
February 17th – SUPER CLUESDAY!  Exact location.  Send in your answer NOW!

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Help support StraightChuter.com and camp in style with a Mountain Hardwear Casa 4 Tent from Backcountry.com. Click on the photo below…
 

Mountain Hardwear used a unique pole structure to make the Casa 4 four-person, three-season tent easy to pitch and spacious inside. This four-person tent has only two poles. One pole arches over the entrance, branches at two side hubs to create sidewall support as well as roof support, and snakes to the back of the tent. The other pole helps hold up the back end of the tent. Aside from easy setup, this structure results in nearly vertical walls, so you can use more of the Casa 4’s interior space. Put on the fly, and you get 22 square feet of vestibule area as well as a watertight fortress against the elements. In warm weather, leave off the fly and enjoy the breeze through this Mountain Hardwear tent’s mesh windows.

Bottom Line:
Mountain Hardwear’s Casa 4 is your spacious mountain home for friends or the whole family.

Category: MHW Tent

About the Author ()

Andrew McLean lives in Park City, Utah and is a gear designer, writer, photographer, ski mountaineer, climber, Mountain Unicycle rider and father of two very loud little girls.

Comments (14)

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  1. Terry says:

    Andrew, one of the “two skiers” just celebrated his 40th bday (Jan. 1st) with a huge bash at Roger’s Pass this last New Year’s Eve.

  2. bj says:

    so it’s really gonna be a race to see who can post the first comment. I’m sure most already know the answer to this one.

  3. Derek says:

    Hehehehehe, I know. Can I tell now? ;)

  4. mb says:

    I know this one’s easy, but we should at least make people work a little :-)

  5. Cristina says:

    Maybe this will help, folks. The seven continents are as follows: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia. Oof!

  6. Newman says:

    May I please be Straight Chuter pre-approved? I’ve got decent credit…

  7. big daddy cash says:

    As there is no bar in the immediate area, I’ll go with the North Face, Mount Robson, B.C. Canada.

  8. benz says:

    north america, silly bloggers.

  9. Nico says:

    please chuter, approve me!

  10. neil says:

    Hi the answer is the North Face Mount Robinson in British Columbia, Canada. The two skiers were Troy Jungen and Ptor Spricenieks. The skied the line in 1995.

  11. neil says:

    Continent: North America
    Country: Canada
    Mountain Range, City or Region: Canadian Rockies
    Peak: Mount Robson
    Exact Location: North Face

  12. Gregg Cronn says:

    North America. One of these guys is a FaceBook Friend.

  13. Matt S says:

    …just following the other lemmings and hoping for a small cliff (with a tent at the bottom?).

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