Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Moving to Melbourne from London |
18-Sep-2008 At 6:33:28 AM |
drdeviousii
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>Just hoping that there were some crags that were mixed (sport and trad).
See its not that simple. There are not many sport crags as such. Some mixed crags but more mixed routes - a few bolts & some gear or Mostly gear & a bolt. If your slow it'll take while to figure it out but rest assurred you'll get the hang of it just a soon as a couple of your bolts are chopped.
eduwardo's not so silly really. Not many Victorian climbers waste time debating whether to bolt or not - we either place bolts or chop bolts.
Use Millenium caves as your guide to the typical victorian sport crag. A bolt every 2-3 groundfalls is perfect spacing.
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