General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Removing bolts to create trad paradise	5-May-2007 At 8:08:25 AM	JamesMc
Message
Neil, If your anonymous friend wants to have a bolt-free crag, then wouldn't it be better to start with a crag that doesn't have any bolts? Deathmarch Wall comes immediately to mind as it's original developers decided it would be bolt free, and none have been placed since. Then there's Mt Abrupt, which I think has only one peg, though I could be wrong. Crawfords Crags, Mt McLeod etc. Erasing Mt Rosea's climbing history is not on. JamesMc

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