General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
star vs no star	23-Mar-2007 At 10:48:10 AM	bluey
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From a novice/intermediate climber's point of view, I reckon stars can often mean e.g. "Grade 11 - but a whole lot harder/more exciting than your average 11 therefore enjoyable for harder grade climbers. Note: actual grade 11 climbers may not be able to complete this route, or may have the wind put up them by some very decent levels of exposure".

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