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agreed that whoever did put it up there should take responsibility for bringing it down.

the interesting part for me is the location. not exactly a very climbed part of the wall!

good show of patriotism.. anyone know who's responsible?

so one single rappel down the penthouse?

who is in charge of making sure nobody kills themselves?

just wondering if anyone knows the rapell route that the momar dudes took off the chief?

i'm not available on wednesday to climb but i had to say the "good conversationalist" made me laugh

no mention of the usual "safe belayer" or "can follow up anything".. i like it! conversation is important

as a small sidenote to this.. are there two different descents from around diedre.. one that goes via broadway and one that goes down the slab to the side of it?

thanks for the beta jeffski - will double camalots up to #2 be good?

i'll throw in a falien or two for the pin scars.

thanks ourom - i have the guidebook, and i am seeking online - at squamishclimbing!

i know what you're saying about making it a little adventureful, i just want to make sure i'm not biting off more than i can chew.

joke?

hello, so diedre.. how hard is it to lead? i can lead 5.7 trad and have been climbing outside for 2 years now, not done any multipitch though. i hear MP routes in squamish are generally graded harder than single pitch crag grades, so 5.8 should be OK? what's the descent like? will i whimper and cry?...

why does the hardest pitch have to be the last eh!

looking for some beta on the 10b variation of the last pitch on the ultimate everything.. how hard is the last 10b pitch? hard as in as long as you have the stamina for a pumpy rail you'll be OK or hard 10b like no feet and not so good hands? from what i can see from pictures it looks like a pretty ...

fair enough

i meant as far as technical difficulty goes the blank part looks the hardest part?