General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Anyone know about the block coming off Odin?	11-Jul-2017 At 1:05:15 PM	rightarmbad
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After many dry years the last couple of wet ones have certainly thrown down some stones. Tree roots are leveraging everything off and the extra water inside the rock helps it. There is not a single climber that hasn't stood on, kicked, thumped and pried that boulder and not wondered how it stayed there. By the look of the after picture there wasn't a lot holding it there. Although it always felt solid, that is somewhere I would never have placed gear. Just confirms that sitting at the base of a cliff is not always a nice place to be and that helmets at least are a sensible option at Frog.

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