Okay, I don’t know how I missed this one but it deserves a post. A little local action from last year.
Recent News
Sad to announce that Cordless will be closing their doors in December. I know they caught my first falls! The full article is available here.
Bi-monthly Column by Jeremy Blumel
Recently, I was trolling The Chief, the local newspaper in Squamish, and came across an article written by Jeremy Blumel. For those of you who don’t know Jeremy, he is pretty much one of the best guys around. He is a certified Elementary School teacher with the British Columbia College of Teachers, an Association of Canadian Mountain Guides certified Full Rock Guide and a graduate of Emily Carr College of Art and Design’s Traditional Animation program. Lets just say that before roping up on any multi-pitch, I always make sure I have Jeremy’s phone number with me.
The most recent article written by Blumel is a quip on the upcoming election in Squamish and the effect this may (or may not) have on climbers. I caught up with Jeremy to fill in the details.
Grand Wall Co-op Open Competition
Get you calendars ready. The Grand Wall Bouldering Cooperative is hosting their second annual Open Competition on November 29th, 2014
Competition goes 12pm to 6pm with a party to follow around 8pm at the Brew Pub. Last year, the party after was just as fun as the competition with raffle prizes and a grip strength competition. The Co-op is located on Loggers lane in Squamish, BC.
Entry is $2.00 for coop members and membership is $5.00. Take advantage of this event and be there!
Recent News
Jimmy Webb has snagged another first ascent in Wyoming, completing Komodo, a 30 move sustained compression problem that goes at v14. Does this guy ever stop?
Recent News
Jorg Verhoeven becomes the fourth person to free The Nose behind Lynn Hill, Tommy Caldwell, and Beth Rodden. Source: UKClimbing
Rock and Ice is reporting that Clif Bar has fired five of its climbing atheletes, including Dean Potter and Alex Honnold. Well, if they were on the Clif Bar site yesterday, they are not today. Source: Rock and Ice
The James Pearson Story Trailer By Hot Aches
Hot Aches, who have created a number of great climbing films, are back at it again. Here is a teaser for their new film. Looks like a few big falls!
Trailer for Out of Sight II by Neil Hart
This is worth a watch! if you have ever been to Font, this trailer will make you want to go back. The simplicity of just climbing.
Produced and directed by Neil Hart
VIMFF Fall Series 2014
For all those who enjoy sweaty palms, the VIMFF Fall series is on next week. I heard a rumour that Cliffhanger memberships get you in for $12 dollars!
If you haven’t seen Valley Uprising, you should make sure to buy a ticket early.
Reel Rock 9 is running two nights: Wednesday November 12th, 2014 and Saturday November 18th, 2014. Doors open at 630pm and show starts at 730pm.
Local News
BC Ferries has just made an announcement that they may be considering the removal of Horseshoe Bay to Departure Bay route. This would effect travel to Island climbing destinations for the Sea to Sky Corridor. Source: Global News
UPDATE: BC Ferries reported 24 hours later they would not cut this route!














