General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Liquid Insanity	26-Apr-2018 At 1:06:55 PM	(removed)
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Pretty much agree - in short: knock yourself out so long as it doesn't directly impinge on others or permanently alter the rock. For clarity: there's no need for any vegetation destruction though if you understand the way the ropes are set up the variation comes from increased (a) length, and (b) exposure, both of which increase the difficulty

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