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Driving to Indian Creek Mar 11-13, returning for Sunday 26th in evening. Have room for 1 dirtbag and well-behaved Dogge. Automatic 4-dr Yaris, good on gas, share gas & driving. Camp along the way.

Like new Anas for sale. https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/van/spo/5949807683.html

Found a pair of newish shoes in Murrin. Tell me what kind and size, and where you lsot 'em, and theyy're yours.

Chris

Coffee. Along with alcohol one of the five essential substances central to climbing. Now, there are options in Squamish, beginning with gas-station coffee (cheap), McDonalds (24/7 and not bad) but the question remains, where is the best coffee in Squamish? The answer: at the Adventure Center. Yes, t...

great route.

bring more gear-- I'd say double rack from .3 to #3, a tcu, a lue alien and 1 #4 or maybe I am just a wuss.

There was a US case in 2006 or so like this-- Woman in Salt Lake advertises for climbing partner with experience. Meets dude who has gear and has set up topropes. They go toproping. Dude runs rope directly over a piece of webbing tied between two bolts. Woman takes a massive screamer and gets majorl...

i'll help proof and edit.

chris

A shout-out to Squamish S.A.R.: when I had my accident on July 1, they were super fast and very professional (I was told SAR was on-site in 20 min). Perry Beckham, John Howe and the others, very good operation you guys are running, THANKS.


Chris

Potrero is out-- serious security issues not in Potrero per se but in areas around it-- basically there is no law, period, and if the big-timers don't f**k with you the small-timers who enjoy the absence of cops will. Araps is awesome if you have the $$ for airfare. J-tree would top my list: you can...

In my experience, two organised experienced people can save a bunch of time simulrapping, but only when a) you don't have to build belays/bail stations b) there is no need to slide the knot over the edge when starting a rappel c) you don't have Red-Rocks-style howling sideways winds d) you tie knots...

Steve One more question: has anyone climbed (either of) the two routes to the left of E.i.t.S.? How are they? Thx, Steve Did Afficionado's Crack (a good route except P2 which is easily avoided): P1: 5.10b. Good face climbing bring some long runners. P2: Crap-- it is a 15-foot boulder problem that is...

Hi--

I have an extre red camalot (old style) which I would like to trade for a green camalot (last generation fine, but not the one before that). if you wanna trade, drop me a line.

Chris

Johnny2vests-- sorry-got hacked (left my comp open). I will see if I can delete that

B*tch, please...

I've used this sytem tons and it works well. But it's for easy ground, not for sick hard stuff. a) the second does nto tie in-- the rope runs through a grigri. 20 m or so of slack trails the 2nd-- this keeps the Grigri upright and allows the rope to slide up/down the grigri as the speed of leader an...