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A BIG THANK YOU to all that have contributed to this thread. It's great to know where some of the climbs in Squamish have began,the condition of them today and have a chance to hear from the people that put up the routes. Thanks again, Jeff, Anders and all other route developers, past and present, f...

Photos never lie. I admit it, I am an off-route bolt clipper. But i vow to repent for my ways by never clipping that bolt again, even when climbing ATS.:) I actually thought thats the way that Banana Peel went, because at the bottom of the frame in the wet there is a great little set of divots. Cheers

Thanks t-bone. That seems like logical and good advice. White lightning was actually one of the next ones was looking at leading, Crack slabbeth with the 10b variation as well. I like the upper apron stuff, a fun intro into the headyness of slab. Grim Reaper is off a bit in the distance for me right...

Thanks a lot for the information, I have been lurking a while here and thought that someone could help with my queries. As a young buck(31yr old), I was not around for the days of exploring the apron and putting up such bold routes, but I really appreciate the style. Thats one of the aspects that ma...

here is a photo of one time that I climbed it in march it was one day after the rain and the r/h diagonal approach gully to the snake start was running with water. The whole route was dry except for this pitch. hope this helps with your decision http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4084/4988313141_89ac2cd...

I have come to pick the mind of the slab friendly folks here. Are there any 1/4" bolts left on Grim Reaper, or any of the other .10/low 11 'slab'/ face routes on the apron? (ie white lightning, one scoop.., anxiety state). I am not too shy about the runouts, I just would like a bit more info before ...