General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Would you climb above this?	7-Jun-2012 At 6:30:04 PM	ARidgley
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I searched the valley for a climb that would take the #4, #4.5 & #5 in a pitch off the ground that was no harder than 5.7. I'm satisfied now and never need to use them again. I can just sit at the bottom of TWC and loan them for donated RPs. I did use both in some cool climb at Red Rocks too. An offwidth that you could climb around on face holds. Perfect.

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