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I'll have to try that one ... I like a jug haul but they aren't common in these parts.

I did Skywalker today ... led the odd-pitches and seconded the even. This is one of my favourite moderate multipitches ... fantastic. What a great day.

Wow, you guys are killing the funny.

As far as I'm concerned, any dropped gear is fair game, especially if it almost kills you. As long as it is found by the bootineer before the original owner. Agreed. What if the booty is lodged in the unconscious bootineer (great word, btw) ... can the original owner reclaim the piece? I say no. To...

Lurch wrote:Py is top-roping?

What? Top-roping?

Don't be silly.

He is leading a down climb.

This raises an interesting ethical question: does it count as booty if it falls from the sky and are you required to return gear that nearly killed you?

Discuss.

MegaPrawn wrote:perteen? Im probably older than you and i rent my own apartment and have a job.

Ah.

Well, congratulations on achieving such impressive milestones in your life!

Guys .. seriously .. don't feed the trolls. They just want attention. Jeremy .. you've done far more than your share for this community and anyone who knows an ATC from a piton respects and admires what you've done. Ignore these twats. If their opinions were serious, they'd do what you once recommen...

Don't feed the troll. Remember: preteens feed on negative energy.

Man .. that is a nasty rash on his face. I hope it isn't permanent!

Fantastic .. thanks for addressing my concerns, Rich. I appreciate it.

Uncle Rico wrote:Sully's access will be researched thoroughly. It's one major reason for doing this guidebook. Obviously it's not in anyone's interest to get an area closed down. Quite the contrary. - RW

Awesome .. thanks! That's all I needed to know.

t2climb wrote:Not a hater just being realistic. So if a guidebook says so then it must be---Don't believe everything you see in print.....especially guidebooks.

Meh.

About DAMN time!

Yep .. she sounds like a unicorn to me.

I imagine a herd of scruffy climbers descending on Subways all around Squamish to hunt for this elusive lady.

I've never been there ... thanks for the link. I'll hit that this weekend after a day on the malamute.