General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New Scary Route at Stacks Bluff	12-Mar-2014 At 12:24:31 PM	nmonteith
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I like your honesty Gerry. I'm quite agreeable in the style you did these routes because of the location - long walk-in, remote, alpine, Tassie etc. They probably won't get repeated more than once a decade (if ever) but it's good to have some dream routes out there. There is something a bit fun about having to re-unearth some of these style routes to do a repeat decades after they filled up with moss and dirt again! I wouldn't be such a fan of this style if it was near a road, next to other bolted routes or just a choss heap - that would feel contrived. It's good to know that Australia can still produce some long and magnificent new routes to those still hunting!

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