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[noodle]

Originally Posted by spicytuna

I started off climbing indoors in a rock climbing gym but eventually moved outdoors. I was living in Toronto at the time and had to drive 2hrs to climb a short rock wall maybe 40m high.

I eventually moved to my current town where we have rock walls 400m high just 15 min away. An incredible town where everyone is incredibly fit, knows how to rock climb and enjoys the outdoors. A small town where there's no movie theater, Walmart, Home Depot but miles and miles of running and riding trails. A place where it's not uncommon to bump into a black bear, deer, moose, cougar, etc. during your early morning run.

I'll post pictures of my town when I get a chance.

What a lovely description... what's the name of this town?

[darksyndrem]

Originally Posted by spicytuna

I started off climbing indoors in a rock climbing gym but eventually moved outdoors. I was living in Toronto at the time and had to drive 2hrs to climb a short rock wall maybe 40m high.

I eventually moved to my current town where we have rock walls 400m high just 15 min away. An incredible town where everyone is incredibly fit, knows how to rock climb and enjoys the outdoors. A small town where there's no movie theater, Walmart, Home Depot but miles and miles of running and riding trails. A place where it's not uncommon to bump into a black bear, deer, moose, cougar, etc. during your early morning run.

I'll post pictures of my town when I get a chance.

That's the place to be!!! I need to move there >_<

[Yuusuke]

Originally Posted by Pexster

My Cat Calcifer. He's the Devil.

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he's too cute to be the devil ^ ^

[Pexster]

That is what they all say.

When he's sleeping, he's an average Cat. When he wakes...

(I'll just leave it there)

[spicytuna]

Originally Posted by noodle

What a lovely description... what's the name of this town?

My town is called Canmore. It's home to the national Olympic cross country ski team.

Interestingly enough, despite the population of "only" 10,000, there are quite a few Japanese living in town because of the many tourists who visit.

Here's a pic of my town followed by some pics of my "neighborhood". All within an hours drive of my place.












Let me know if any of you guys are in my part of the woods. I'll treat you to a elk & buffalo burger. Yummy!

[darksyndrem]

Originally Posted by spicytuna

My town is called Canmore. It's home to the national Olympic cross country ski team.

Interestingly enough, despite the population of "only" 10,000, there are quite a few Japanese living in town because of the many tourists who visit.

Here's a pic of my town followed by some pics of my "neighborhood". All within an hours drive of my place.


Let me know if any of you guys are in my part of the woods. I'll treat you to a elk & buffalo burger. Yummy!

...................................................................oh....my .....god.
That. is. absolutely. gorgeous.
You are one lucky person to live in such a place. I live in the mountains...Blue Ridge....doesn't look anything like that.....I've never seen those kind of mountains in person.....actually I've only seen mountains that weren't completely green once in my life.....wow.....I'm still just.....I'm in shock......it's so beautiful......I'm going to stop now.....maybe.....I feel like if I look back at those pictures I'll die......dear god.....okay I'm going to really stop now....seriously.....I'm stopping

[angelico]

an L.A. sunset =^.^=

[noodle]

Wow, spicytuna, that just looks amazing! Next time I visit family in Canada, I'll def make a trip down there (more, up there, actually, lol. I'd love to climb up one of those rocks/mountains to just sit there and let the scenic views soak in).

How much does it cost to have a professional take you up? I assume, they have some sort of guide for tourists that don't know how to climb?

[paul999]

Aloha from Hawaii

[Seanus]

Wow, some cracking photos here. Nothing beats the beauty and tranquillity of natural landscapes.