General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Trad routes as projects?	4-Feb-2008 At 8:32:25 AM	HM33
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>They wont stainless steel it. The access is to difficult. It involves >walking. Indeed. You make it sound like we have no energy when in fact bundy and I have actually stood underneath this crack system (without climbing gear gear at the time). I cant imagine anyone would bolt it, but all bolters, it seems, have low ethics so you never know. It may make an ok trad route. like any project you don't have to keep off it but i think if you knew someone was actively trying it it might be nice to give them a chance to do it. Although it was interesting watching the dueling FA attempts on Cobra Crack.

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