Dru Posted August 13, 2003 Posted August 13, 2003 I see times are so tough at Smiff Rox you are having to import Canadians to make first ascents (like little Scotty Milquetoast, um, Milton that is) cause the locals are all too busy running one-hang laps on Churning and bolting new loose 5.9s to get fit and strong and send 14's. Can you continue this trend, and bolt a few projects for me to send when I come down in November? feel free to cross post this on smithrock.com Quote
iain Posted August 13, 2003 Posted August 13, 2003 not surprising, canadians are as common as pigeon poop out there. everywhere I turn I hear an eh or someone trying to buy park passes with canadian tire bucks. BTW if the area was not closed for trail maintenance I (and dwayner) would have already sent that soft-graded staircase Quote
EWolfe Posted August 13, 2003 Posted August 13, 2003 He's already bolting like a Lawson to meet Al's final-no-this-time-I-mean- final deadline for THE NEW SMITH ROCK GUIDE Quote
Distel32 Posted August 13, 2003 Posted August 13, 2003 damn strong canadians. everyone in the forest boulders v10. Quote
Dr_Flash_Amazing Posted August 13, 2003 Posted August 13, 2003 Dru said: I see times are so tough at Smiff Rox you are having to import Canadians to make first ascents (like little Scotty Milquetoast, um, Milton that is) cause the locals are all too busy running one-hang laps on Churning and bolting new loose 5.9s to get fit and strong and send 14's. Can you continue this trend, and bolt a few projects for me to send when I come down in November? feel free to cross post this on smithrock.com What's even worse is that with the exchange rate, he's established a Canadian .15b. Let the Doctor know when you're coming down in November; he'll have the axle grease, saucepans, and padlocks ready to thwart your marauding ass. Quote
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