General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Mini rescue question	6-Oct-2018 At 10:51:09 PM	White Trash
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>What would be the best option? Amongst other things like call 000, walk away, put out a bumbly alert on social media, etc? I would’ve given the kid verbal encouragement from below. If that fails and further action is needed (request from the belayer?), then abbing in to continue abbing down beside while continuing to encourage said kid being lowered by the belayer would work, especially if tethered to you as a backup. On 6-Oct-2018 Douglas H wrote: >Regarding the rope tied around the waist... No words Yeh, should have gone around the waist two or three times for comfort and redundancy ala Joe Brown style back in the day.

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