Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Carrot failure @ Muline |
29-Nov-2013 At 10:12:12 AM |
nmonteith
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Exactly. Bundaleer and many of the steep crags in the Grampians are made of rock in the lower end of the hardness scale. Remember that Europeans bolt granite and limestone, not sandstone. Same goes for most a most American sport crags. Red Rocks and Red River Gorge are major exceptions though - where truebolts would also be crap. |
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