General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
(Wolgan Valley:Coke Ovens:)Decadent opinions?	27-Mar-2006 At 7:50:47 AM	rhinckle
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From my point of view it's so relentlessly off width that even though I took a #4 camalot & a #11 hex I still would have decked if anything had popped in the fairly dodgy rock. Ended up having to stack a cuple of hexes (first time ever). Kept running it out to what looked like good pro from below and turned out mostly to be just shallow grooves. Was I missing something? Nice climbing if it were a bit more protectable, but as a currently 17 leader it was a 'memorable' 16. Brown trousers would have been a better name.

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