General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New anchors at Araps - What do you reckon?	10-Jan-2017 At 5:58:31 PM	Eduardo Slabofvic
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Whereas, I see that more bolts bring more people. More people means more erosion. Making it a harder place to climb puts downward pressure on the number of people who'll climb there. E.g. not having lower offs means you'll have to sit in the sun belaying - OK, so you don't go there if your not prepared to do that. Go do something else. or be prepared to build your own anchor/lower off and pull it apart when your done, it is a trad climbing area anyway, building anchors is part of the skill set required.

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