General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Memorials / Plaques	10-Nov-2006 At 1:19:24 PM	Richard
Message
A single memorial at araps is the way to go. If i died on a climb a climb I would not want a plaque there advertising the fact - firstly, any family cannot travel to spot half way up a cliff to reflect .. secondly, I don't want the fact advertised to every climber going past, and thirdly, as a climber I don't want to told of such incidents while i am climbing. Every climb is potetntilay dangerours because theses a chance of falling .. it's not like plaques warn us of a perticulary dangerous hold or move and are "safety beta". On the road is different .. you wiz past and there gone again. Unless it was outside my house, them i'd rather not have signs there also...

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