General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
To Chalk or not to Chalk	26-Apr-2005 At 10:30:46 PM	itchyfingers
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yes, i agree that the tracks and rubbish are more of an issue. but i think that the people who are concientious enough to consider the impact of chalk, and perhaps even cut down on it, seem in the main to be people who recognise this and try to minimise their impact on the crag. so for the people who think it is a watse of time to bicker about chalk, i think you need to realise that in general we aren't the ones leaving rubbish etc. IMHO, anyway.

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