General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Rockchange	12-Nov-2007 At 1:58:33 PM	bluey
Message
This topic is definitely symptomatic of a jaded office worker on a Monday arvo, but just out of interest, who has successfully done a "rockchange"? Like a seachange, but a move from the big smoke to be closer to the rock rather than the sea - working in any field but at least getting lots of climbing/outdoors fun in. And is a rockchange only for the big guns of climbing? Or is it doable for the rest of us? I met an english guy who had done it by moving to France whilst over there. But with Oz regional areas doing it hard, I wonder if it's really possible here.

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