General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting in the Warrumbungles	4-Jun-2011 At 12:08:04 PM	Estey
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On 3/06/2011 simey wrote: >I can't comment on the specific bolts placed at the Bungles as I have yet >to climb there. I'm just surprised that people have made the effort to >place rap bolts there when some of the mega-classic routes at the Coal >Ovens in the Wolgan still require you to do multiple raps from manky little >trees as the standard descent. > The climbers that frequent those cliffs are often canyoner types who sometimes insist on rapping off the smallest shrub possible. These do rip out occasionally but it is not really a problem as they grow back quickly.

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