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so who should i get hold of to confirm..
does murray have the details?

i have no idea - i sent a water taxi guy in squamish an email yesterday, still no reply.

i don't imagine it will be cheap though..

you're kidding right?

i'll go halves on a boat ride with you..

the valley?

so come on then - how do we all plan on getting to squamish this weekend?

boat hire?
kayak?
hike?
helicopter?

someone has to have some good ideas..

thos interested might want to check out daves latest ascent in scotland - he rates it as harder than "rhapsody", the route sonnie trotter recently repeated.

http://www.davemacleod.blogspot.com/

i am seriously looking into the possibility of kayaking there.

do we have estimates on how long it would take me?

i mean.. i got the whole weekend and monday!

there should be a bus or boat service from porteau - leave your car and get a ride!

boy the squamish locals are gonna have a peaceful weekend by the sound of things. the bluffs will be like a ghost town..

you're kidding - no weekend in squamish now :'(

i hope it doesn't take that long...

..i'd hate to use the chopper what with the price of gas and all.

woah that's crazy!

so.. what's the chance of getting a spot in the campsite this friday night? :-/

actually now that i've looked around - pemberton seems like it might be a good idea.

anyone know of any good campsites?

hey yawl, i'm after going somewhere out of town this weekend - squamish is gonna be packed and i'd like to sample some of the interior. anyone have any ideas for somewhere with awesome bouldering (will have no partner) near a lake and kinda quiet? privmsg me if it's a special secret location :) thanks

hi, a little intro: i've been climbing for almost 2 years, mostly top rope in the UK for the first year and recently top roping outside in squamish. i've been on a top rope anchors course last year and have seconded about 10 routes around squamish, as i said mostly top rope experience though. right ...