General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Trad routes as projects?	28-Feb-2008 At 5:05:11 PM	tmarsh
Message
On 28/02/2008 f_abe wrote: >A line like this (and it is a hell of a line) doesn't come along too often The line has been there all along. What doesn't come along too often are climbers with the dedication to explore new areas and spend the time, effort and sometimes money in putting up great routes so that all the bottom feeders can come along and criticise their work from the ground. >there are those out there with the skills and the balls to do it all on trad, >but that chance has now been denied. Those skillful ballsy trad climbers are just as entitled to get up off their righteous arses and do some new routing of their own, I would have thought.

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