General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting Bluestone/basalt	12-May-2012 At 7:22:40 PM	skegly
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On 12/05/2012 nmonteith wrote: >On 12/05/2012 pmonks wrote: >>Where does all this bluestone come from? Have any of you brains trust >>Victarcticans thought of finding the source and climbing it in its natural >>state?? >> >>Even a quarry would probably be better than climbing on skanky, bird >crap >>encrusted bridges! > >Most Bluestone comes from flat lava beds. The only climbing on bluestone >like rock in Victoria is probably Lodden River Falls, which is mostly a >tottering pile of loose blocks stacked on top of each other. Not all lava flows are flat. I found some highball that I would rope.

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