General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ethics	16-Sep-2010 At 1:59:28 PM	..::- Chris -::..
Message
I think you need another option "Depends on the (Historical) Ethics of the area" I think this is how most climbers would vote (In my opinion) then you could elaborate in your report on the types of ethics that can be seen around australia and around the world eg - Some examples of Ethics in any given area. A. No Bolting Area - Bold and Traditional climbing only B. Bolts or Carrots only where natural gear is unavailable C. Carrots only D. Sport area - Rings, BR and Chains etc E. Knots only protection - no Metal gear as it scar's the rock etc etc etc etc etc Cheers Chris.

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