General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Topping out vs lowering off (wimpy climber ethic?)	22-Aug-2007 At 2:11:27 PM	Jimminy clip it !!
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>For me however, I still generally regard climbs of short length on cliffs of obvious >greater length, as 'unfinished'. If I lower off one of these short climbs (no matter in >which style I got to the top of it, or whether or not it has a formal loweroff point), then I >consider myself to have wimped out on the remainder ! OK !!! So ura WIMP !!!! GET OVER IT !!!!! Ralph

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