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was up there this morning at around 8am, two groups waiting, one bailing because of the wait, all belay stations stacked - a victim of it's own success!

probably better going in the later afternoon, squamish needs way more moderate classics to keep the gumbies happy.

booty away.. just let me know how you got it out!

or if it's still up there

Would love to hear if you managed to retrieve it!

ho boy.. it seems to be a habit. didn't he fall off penny lane?

they'd still be falling now..

but still no accounts of anyone actually falling off it.. apart from in a downpour of course!

is that the one about the dude and his lady rapping off a single bolt into nowhere?

Just wondering.. does anyone know anyone, or has anyone themselves taken a whip off diedre, apart from maybe the very top move which tends to be slimy.

It must see thousands of ascents a season, someone must have a good story

t2climb wrote:TOP 100? How was that decision reached? Really have to love self-proclamations.

haha.. haters gonna hate.

check the new guidebook t2climb.

Is that 5 days after torrential rain or 5 days after the medium-torrential rain we've had over the last few days?

anyone been up today comment on the current wetness? thinking of heading up tomorrow..

I'm totally with you on that decision Jeremy, not that you need any of our approval anyway. There's too much elitism out there and everyone needs to start somewhere, this route is definitely a great place for a beginner to climb and as you say seasoned climbers can climb it as they see fit. The only...

for rapping off this route, are there extra bolts directly below the P2 rap station or do you have to traverse over to P1 and rap from there?

not sure you could do it in two with a 50.. at least this way you have the option either way.