General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
padlocks on anchor points at Buffalo	14-Jun-2007 At 12:28:43 PM	meinmuk
Message
(I know that it has been gone thru before, but it was so much fun then...) On 14/06/2007 Paulie wrote: >They were put in place by Parks Vic as an preventative measure for damage >to the trees which were being used (commercially) as anchor points. The >padlocks have been put there by xxx... doesn't want anyone >abusing those bolts....rightly so with regard to liability concerns Are bolts without padlocks more or less likely to get "abused"? Surely the liability is down to a combination of the bolter and the user (at the time)? I can see that the commercial operator's monopoly is protected by the bolts, but not his liability nor PV's bolts.

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