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bring a brush & wear a helmet, this cliff does not see much traffic but has some good climbs for sure

If it's dry for sure, got a new crashpad just waiting for some random girls to crater on it!

Many good options listed above but as a rule 20something females in Squam need only to show up in the boulders on a sunny Saturday afternoon and they will make many friends and probably even get invited for drinks or to a party, don't have a crashpad? even better! If you are looking to befriend fema...

Optimally-Primed wrote:
This is my final word on this thread.

Hopefully you'll pipe up again when the route is complete! This whole story has been way too interesting to not have a conclusion that ends in a sweet new multi pitch!! Thanks for all of your hard work

that's pretty cool stuff, good find

Was walking by here and it looks as though it has been bolted again, hopefully it stays that way. Chopping a retro is lame. If your going to go through all the work in chopping you might as well put that time and energy into retro-ing something new yourself and foregoing bolts if you feel that stron...

Great work, thanks. The finger crack looks fun.

Great work, That is a cool boulder that deserves some more traffic

deliver Pizza- all night shifts + tips

People take internet privacy seriously. There's even a government website dedicated to privacy issues. http://www.priv.gc.ca/ So why did you not pursue this avenue rather than proving to us how you can stalk anders and find his email and po box? I agree that this is something that gripped should fi...

Anders, I just Googled your name, found a page that lists your email. Then I put your email address into Gripped's subscription (dis)service and found out that you live off of Cambie. Feel violated? Consider that. Seems like the only internet creep trying to steal identities etc. on here is you, mo...

love the slabby aretes :

Ride the bullet
Ridge Runner
science friction
power windows
father and sons

Wow that looks like awesome rock, great job!

Dru wrote:Agonal

Yes! that climb is awesome! Pretty steep with more holds than friction but i'd still call it slab - not to mention it is a perfect line in an amazing position.

Smelly shoes are easy to deal with. Before you wear it for the first time, buy Dr Scholl's foot powder (any supermarket) and rub quit e abit of it into the inside of the shoe, all over. After you climb, stuff a piece of newspaper in there to soak up the sweat. And once or twice a year, scrub the sh...