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yep, sure do! and a nice big supply of doody bags, pulled right off the roll on the post in the bluffs trails...

sorry for the less responsible dog owners out there, climbers or otherwise...

as a climber who lives a 5 minute walk from the bluffs, I can assure you that by far the vast majority of people in the bluffs this time of year are not climbers. People in hospital hill and valleycliffe walk their dogs through here all the time, many of them old and old school, and there's your sh*...

Let me rephrase: not lead AN .11 on gear, but lead 11s. yeah, fruck yeah

Lead an .11 on gear! I'm a ways away, but it'll open up soooo many doors for me

fantastic! unfortunately I'm broke as a joke as I just bought a plane ticket to south america for two months... will be excitedly watching for updates when I return!

hey Miriam - unfortunately I have to work tomorrow (fri) at 3pm. would you be up for an early(ish) morning multi-pitch? maybe something on the backside?

Chris

Brendan - I'm curious about you not setting gear belays. Do you just point it to a tree and stretch the rope if there are no bolts? What about climbs such as Rock On? (haven't done it for a couple years, but seem to remember there being no other option) unless your balls are strapped on REAL tight a...

not sure what 9-15/9 really means... september 15th, and something else?

the person knows they lost it, and they made the choice between them to leave it. therefore if i spend the time getting it out, i should be able to keep it. and if they want it back, they can go get it back from the climb they lost it on. dropping gear accidentally is a different issue tho... cause...

Looking for a little clandestine Lower Malamute action??

A friend of mine brought up a point that I thought I would throw out here for discussion. As he was mulling over the ethics of returning booty (he states that in his home crags in the UK there's no question, it's finders keepers), especially considering the nature of Squamish climbing as being a com...

definitely - I just logged back in to delete my post. i'm a jackass

sorry bud, didn't know living in squamish and working in van so that I could afford to sell my toyota camry and buy my first 4x4 made me a city slicker.... and yes, I usually have extra goodies in the back for off road adventures, but the jeep was cleaned out because I went to a wedding the Saturday...

Harrison West is 2wd the whole way right now do NOT attempt this road with anything less than high clearance 4wd. Some jackass phoned into the Fox radio station and declared it driveable by cars as well, and it was shown on Global News of all things as a viable alternative. I drove it night before ...

if the highway stays closed (and it will) squamish is gonna be bare bro