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you may as well include Lac Lyster - which is quite good BWT!
your gonna need a trencher for the upper part of Stewart's
Whats up with the lack of first ascent info for Dicky. MtProject does not have any either nor does a mini guide i have seen. It would be great to know some history of the place.
Percy Peak? Jeesh, you may as well include Lac Lyster - which is quite good BWT!
Great work Al!Whats up with the lack of first ascent info for Dicky. MtProject does not have any either nor does a mini guide i have seen. It would be great to know some history of the place.
Tom Bowker is too modest.
Quoteyou may as well include Lac Lyster - which is quite good BWT!VERY GOOD!!! A big cliff with lots of variety of grades and styles. Even has its own version Thin Air but better. Quoteyour gonna need a trencher for the upper part of Stewart'sJohn- What do you think the FA of Stewart's was like? Did Jim just dig in with his fingers and climb the dirt and bushes or do you think he cleaned out each jamb as he went?
Al, how hard would it be to add a star system, even better, one where we all can give our opinion, so we get some sense if people think a route is a piece of crap or a NE Classic?