Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
You Yangs - Flinders Peak Bolting?	4-Aug-2010 At 4:47:00 PM	..::- Chris -::..
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On 4/08/2010 nmonteith wrote: >A lot of slabs were bolted on lead and using hand-drills. So the bolt >positions and spacing was in direct relation to where people could stand >comfortably and drill, and how much they were sick and tired of hitting >a bit of metal with a hammer repeatedly. Its obviously much harder to bolt >an overhung route on lead! Makes sense.... Is anyone still bolting on lead these days ??

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