General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Liquid Insanity	10-Apr-2018 At 6:11:46 PM	feetoffground
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Yeah sweet, I figured that was the case. I know I definitely can't control everyone, but the advantage with highlining at the moment is that it is a very small community, and I basically know everyone in Australia who is developing highlines, so I can definitely get the word out, that nothing further will be bolted at the Perp until we have consulted each other. And in fact in a couple of weeks, the NSW highlining community will be meeting up to discuss new bolting standards in popular areas like: the Blueys, Sydney sea cliffs and Point Perp. So I will definitely raise this all of this with them at that time.

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