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i made it to level 20 something with a score of 2622 a few weeks back!

there is going to be no water from bottom to top of the ~22 pitch route and the climbing is probably be gonna be too hard to send all 22 pitches in a day; hence we plan for a bivi and at least a day and a half on the wall. will hopefully be water not far from summit, and definitely at base; might just drink-up at base and drag 2 L/person but the climbing (or jugging harder pitches for me) is gonna be pretty thirsty work - a sunny east face at least.

burninating a

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and necro didn't call in a rescue on you

Burninate everything! burninating the countryside, burninating the peasants burninating all the people and the thatched roof cottages!

i read a TR on rec.climbing where tradgirl went to Squamish and said it was so hard compared to the Gunks

l'il sprayers you get him a stuffed snaffle and some pureed horsecock? when does he get his first pagetop?

walking off down the SE face to the col is trivial if you are going back to cerise. and if you did a NE face route you want to go back to cerise anyway!

here is trask getting his matching anklet fitted. comes with its own battery pack! oops, had forgot to put the picture in!

Are you kidding me? Canadian beer is the same as the same as having sex in a canoe...they're both fucking close to water. funny, that is a canadian joke about american beer you have just reversed... and sex in a canoe is a canadian national pastime! along with hockey and beating up american campers!

here's a demo pair without the wwtd initials

i heard the latest supertopo guides were calling classic valley 5.9s like steck salathe 10b and so on. where is the sandbag now? i wanna say it first; sandbags are aid!

was told it was casual a couple weeks ago but who knows what its like now or if its even there

danimal's double wide's backyard with the pit bull

the adjectival comment from the guidebook author can be hijacked by personal opinions about runouts or whatever as ref; the two Squamish bouldering guidebooks a problem in one is described as "a bold and impressive ascent pushing the limits of highballing into free soloing, bring cool head and numerous spotters" and in the other as "a contrived traverse going nowhere, this route is unjustifiably dangerous, best left unrepeated"

hey waitaminit iain centipede has a track ball !

i dunno carolyn, calling American beer alcohol is pretty generous!

bc alpine (old guidebooks) = squamish grade -2 i e alpine 5.7 = squamish 5.9 bc alpine (new McLane guidebook) 5.8 = old school 4th class

he's been busy training hard for his "hunting bambi" trip to vegas

you go girl!

i have some quality routes for those who think squamish is soft to try!

it is NEVER too late for silver glacier. intact all year long. if not climb SW ridge.

squamish is stiff