General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To Chalk or not to Chalk	7-Apr-2005 At 12:36:35 PM	shepp
Message
I have to say that i think it also depends on where you climb. For instance if you climb on any of the granite around vic, you most often can't see any chalk marks where you have just climbed even if you used a lot of chalk. I think that it is really only a problem in areas where there is a lot of traffic on the rock.

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