General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
lets talk about lost gear	25-Feb-2004 At 4:42:02 PM	trent
Message
Right on. I heard a story about someone swiping fixed pitons off a climb at the Warrumbungles. Aparrently there were two pitons in situ and the climber removed one so that it could be rapped off lower down the climb. When climbing in the bungles pitons are like a gift from the gods and for someone to take one so that they didnt have to sacrific their own gear down lower is just plain rude and selfish.

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