General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Carrot failure @ Muline	30-Nov-2013 At 3:44:17 AM	Jim Titt
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On 29/11/2013 nmonteith wrote: >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. Hmmm. Maybe you mean the Euros have vast experience in bolting sandstone for at least a century and know not to bother with pissy little mechanical bolts?

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