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There's a report on Mountain Project of a large loose block next to the top anchor on Borderline. I checked with Andy, who made the report, and confirmed that it's by/on the dead snag that's a couple meters R of the final ring anchors on top of p5. (It's not behind the dead snag midway up the pitch,...

Thanks -- I'm looking forward to getting a quiver of these from Triton soon. And I must say I'm in awe of what the Squamish Diggers have been doing in recent years, in terms of both sheer effort and developing systems and practices for reducing risk to people below. You've really taken things up a n...

Ah, nice. So, they work? I don't get N of the border much, but may be able to get friends to make the errand. Also -- you haven't seen any for sale in Squamish or in Penticton, have you? Every hardware store I've tried on trips there just has the cheesy ones that fall apart after a few hours of use....

There's a legend floating around in my brain that Kris Wild had a wire brush that survived all 13 pitches of Millennium Falcon without disintegrating. I have a couple questions about that legend that people here might be able to answer. 1. Can this really be true? 2. Where can I get me some of that?...

Hi Sibylle, Andy, et. al. Getting on MF (and, the next day, the Bulletheads East pitches) really got me excited again about Squamish after many years of absence. That was a really nice piece of vision to recognize the potential there and make it happen. The line looks like nothing from the parking l...