While I'm in the area...
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English Rob
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While I'm in the area...
Hey people!
It appears I'm going to be lucky enough to visit your Squamish armed with my gear (50 meter rope and 12 quick draws and a rental car) this October (4th to 14th)...
If it's not raining for the entire duration of my trip I'd quite like to do a spot of climbing. Sport Routes are good for me, up to about 5.10c-d (10d on a very good day!).
I'd be interested to hook up with anyone willing to show me a few routes... the Sport Temple area looks good as does Chek, though I'm more than open to suggestion and bow to local knowledge.
Cheers
It appears I'm going to be lucky enough to visit your Squamish armed with my gear (50 meter rope and 12 quick draws and a rental car) this October (4th to 14th)...
If it's not raining for the entire duration of my trip I'd quite like to do a spot of climbing. Sport Routes are good for me, up to about 5.10c-d (10d on a very good day!).
I'd be interested to hook up with anyone willing to show me a few routes... the Sport Temple area looks good as does Chek, though I'm more than open to suggestion and bow to local knowledge.
Cheers
English Rob
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bradley3297
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Im always up for some climbing on weekends and evenings. I know some sport areas that stay dry in the rain. I do recommend trying some local trad climbing if its dry. I have all the gear. later
Bradley
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