General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Carrot failure @ Muline	20-Nov-2013 At 8:22:59 PM	climbau
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On 20/11/2013 mikllaw wrote: >>I am not aware of any stainless steel bash-in >>carrots up in the Blueies >- there are quite a few, fortunately they come out easily > From memory Good Day To Be A Duck and Pluck The Duck at Shipley Upper were a mix of mild steel and stainless bash-ins installed by someone very experienced with bash-ins in the Bluies. The longer route of the two is still carroted and seems to lose a Stainless bolt every now and again. Hindsight is often 20/20. Lets learn from it and adapt accordingly.

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