General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting Ethics - Anchors	21-Dec-2007 At 8:59:57 AM	steph
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On 20/12/2007 Ronny wrote: >I can't see a problem with just making a call based on each situation, >and not having any blanket rule. I agree with this. In some cases it would be better to place 2 bolts & enable a rap descent. In most cases trad stations shouldn't be disturbed. And possibly it may suit some hanging belays to have a single or 2 bolts depending on the situation. I'd just hope that if a single bolt were to be deemed necessary, it would be in a minority of cases where there is significant need & there are other obvious trad placements nearby.

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