Hello, is there anyone in Toronto that is experienced in the rooftopping scene and could guide me in the near future? I am very eager and respectful.

Posted by cwoozle Hello, is there anyone in Toronto that is experienced in the rooftopping scene and could guide me in the near future? I am very eager and respectful.

I heard Iambidong fucking loves rooftopping.....

Oh wait........Nevermind

:p

What the hell people, it's his first post, at least try to reply with something helpful!

Posted by cwoozle Hello, is there anyone in Toronto that is experienced in the rooftopping scene and could guide me in the near future? I am very eager and respectful.

Cwoozle, a bunch of us are going this Friday - if you're available, PM me and I'll send you the details. We'd be glad to show you the ropes then.

Yes, you are right.

My flippant response was more to do with the brevity sans qualification of OPs statement.

pro-tip for first posters: if you throw up a few images of something you've attempted, even if it was not successful, folks here will... generally not respond like d*cks ; )

J->

Posted by Jono Yes, you are right. My flippant response was more to do with the brevity sans qualification of OPs statement. pro-tip for first posters: if you throw up a few images of something you've attempted, even if it was not successful, folks here will... generally not respond like d*cks ; ) J->

^^^^^^ this ^^^^^


However, yes the Viscount makes a good point - but it's always in good fun!

cwoozle, if I can offer any advice it would be these 2 things....

1) - Freestyle and have fun finding spots on your own, climb some buildings and check doors and stairwells and hatches. You will fail far more than you will succeed, but trust me when I say the feeling when you find an open door or hatch on your own is a great one that will have you chasing more and more rooftops. This feeling is much better than going to a roof on a building someone told you about.

2 - to play a fun game called "what building is that" by browsing other peoples posts on instagram, look for key landmarks on the ground or other recognizable buildings in the area to pinpoint which one they are on. Chances are the pictures are fairly recent and access is still open.

Lastly, be careful, be smart and don't get caught!!!!

I hope this helps.

^this, also don't forget to count the temporary cams they put on most interesting sites nowadays. Could be up to a dozen. sad but true.