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Sounds like slacklining was already banned...wonder when he did the walk if people freaked out this much..in fact you would think that it woulda gained more attention since the ban came as a direct consequence to his walk where as climbing was already banned on named arches when Potter found a loop hole... oh and the guy at the top of this page with the letter to BD...you have an appropriate avatar...

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ya it proved he climbed something that was not illegal..if it was he would be fined or another appropriate punishment.. Maybe he did maybe he hired a lawyer before hand to interpet the law for him and it was obvious that it was legal to climb...?

isnt it innocent till proven guilty..?

First of all, he didnt do anything illegal...yes he made it clear to the wardens that they have misinformed the public about the regulations regarding climbing and that they should re-word them... Isnt there a post with all the links to all the magazine's so you can write in and tellem how bad this is..so who's giving the bad press here...

Bwahahaha...they cant even charge him...sounds like it wasnt illegal to me..

and he didnt so... maybe he didnt have a question about access, which is what he said in the article..

To me it sounds as if the climbing ranger himself doesnt know the regs..

It says he didnt beleive it was illegal.. Then doesnt joss go one to say if there is a misunderstanig in the way the law is written they will change it.. sounds like it was all a big misunderstanding..

its a curse cause your not on a road trip in the car where your the driver with full controll of the power windows...

are you looking for a forecast or for a current obs type thing. for the above graph you may find it easier to read the actual data instead of trying to interpet the graph. notice by clicking on any station you get data where you can look at both dew point and temp to see where they are the same..like above when lines are close together or you can look to the column on the right for the relative humidity value..70 and above is good for clouds and the column on the far left will give you the height in metres Sounding you could also utilize environment canada's cloud forecast model based on the GEM regional model, this is like looking at a sattelite picture but it is forcasted..you use the same idea as looking at a sattelite except it is a forecast..this is good out to 48 hours and you choose between eastern us and canada and western us and canada below the models is an explanation on how to judge cloud height...between low, mid and high..not specific elevations Cloud Forecast hope that helps, spend some time figure it out may make or break that next trip cheers

drum circles attract my 4x4..

isnt it "im so bad ass I kick my own ass twice a day"

Thats too bad you deleted Dru's repy it had some good information in it, I have never heard the whole story before. Maybe you could take out his tiny reply to you so Mike can post his thoughts..Or if you dont beleive that we should discuss route history in TR reports maybe you could create another link..any ways I thought it was a good post

yup, answer that and I think you will have a good starting point on your project.

Shit I found the "10b" hand crack to be harder than 5.9 thats for sure..

Awesome, So its time huh, sounds good to me!

last one in is senior management..haha I love that commercial

Woot for next weeks weather!!!!!!!!!!!

I was at Rogues on the weekend, hot, sunny and no one in sight till around 3 pm...was weird, especially since there were a dozen or more at Chek. What about this new wall(s) at Chek up the road..? is that in a guide? you can almost belay in your car at roadside crag at Rogues

I cant imagine dealing with other peoples problems is worth a maximum of seven dollars and fifty cents...especially across a border.

Indeed, one of the best..pretty far from kitsilano though, that area is called Fairview heights, east of Oak st on Broadway

like teenagers right..oh thats why you were asking..

hahaha, right on!