General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolted route near the Mt Hay/Butterbox canyon exit	13-Jan-2014 At 3:49:30 PM	citationx
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On 13/01/2014 sbm wrote: >On 13/01/2014 nmonteith wrote: >I bet no-one in the original party that discovered that pass was consulted >(Dave Noble, Tom Williams etc), they did it without bolts of course. So now people have to get permission to consult the first cliff-finders before bolting something? There are climbs elsewhere that are substantially closer than 15m apart and I'm not sure many people consulted the "first bolters" of the previous route... Not quite sure what you're getting at... (Or is this like the trad/sport thing - "It's a canyoning exit cliff, so you're not allowed to climb it! It spoils the "feel" of the exit from a canyon...")

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