General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Carrot failure @ Muline	17-Nov-2013 At 2:44:40 AM	ademmert
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On 16/11/2013 rightarmbad wrote: >What nobody seems to have considered here, is that the bolts in question >had to bear the brunt of an attempted removal the day before. >Yep, they came out easy in the morning, but what more can you expect from >a bolt that has had an attempt at removal the day before. >Surely this weakened the placement. Let me get this straight - Did someone try to remove this bolt,fail and not leave any form of warning to anyone coming after?? If this is the case, this is an extreme case of negligence towards other climbers, in this instance KP and Neil and possibly others. That sort pif practice could kill regardless of the bolt type.

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