General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting Ethics - Anchors	2-Jan-2008 At 4:43:04 PM	dougal
Message
Neil: The comment (sharma) was about the swinging nature of the game. Upon a second read it sounded a bit beard stroking. Clearly though every persons cutting edge is different. Is Sharma (anyone) interested in hurting himself. IMO I'm getting a little disappointed at seeing bolts on routes I consider to be a comfortable grade for me at 2m intervals or next to natural features. Bolts at the crux with shitty gear is great. Go for it. Then another 5 on the easy slab above ....? And I'm an older family guy to boot (so that means I get instant respect. Right?) ps the Crux format change has messed with my catalogue system and my OCD.

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