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Follow on Google News | Hiking Poles Unmasked: Vancouver's Shady Secret Society of Summit SaboteursBy: Openairadvisor.com In a shocking twist that might leave even the most seasoned mountaineer pole-axed, investigative hikers have uncovered a conspiracy that goes deeper than Grouse Grind's elevation gain. "Hiking poles? More like stealthy sentinels of summit supremacy," quipped Trailblazer Terry, a self-proclaimed pole skeptic turned investigator. These seemingly innocuous companions for trekkers of all types—be they casual strollers or grizzled peak-baggers— Think about it, hiking poles are just glorified, aluminum-clad surveillance tools, relaying hiker habits back to their overlords. They're like the secret agents of the trail, gathering intel on our trail mix preferences and preferred selfie angles. Rumors swirl that these devious sticks aren't just content with aiding in stability and balance. Recent photos have emerged of hiking poles allegedly engaging in late-night backcountry meetings with mountain goats, prompting concerns that they're negotiating some sort of secret alliance. While the truth behind these allegations is as murky as an unfiltered lake, one thing's for sure: Vancouver's hiking community is divided. "I've never trusted those poles. They're like the Swiss Army knives of the wilderness, always one switch away from turning on us. For those who can't bear to part with their trusty trekking companions, the question remains: are these poles innocent tools or calculated collaborators in a woodland coup? Regardless of where you stand (or hike), the great outdoors of Vancouver will never be the same again. Disclaimer: This press release is a work of creative fiction generated for entertainment purposes only. Hiking poles are legitimate tools for enhancing stability and support while hiking. Please enjoy the outdoors responsibly! Openairadvisor.com End
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