General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
whoa! check that climbing style!	5-Apr-2007 At 9:07:29 PM	mockmockmock
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May I just ask off topic for a second? Why are both ropes passing through that one carabiner? I believed that TWIN ropes were usually only in ice conditions. I must admit I thought these were half ropes. Anyone? Ralph On 3/04/2007 andesite wrote: >On 3/04/2007 westie wrote: > >>Would anyone like to share their own personal >>experiences of getting by on a bare minimum of skill or reminisce on >some >>dodgy moves they pulled to tick that long coveted climb. > >hmmm, does this count - styling on the second last pitch of The 7th Pillar: > > > >bare minimum of skill... Check! >some dodgy moves... Check! >long coveted climb... Check!

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