Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Death Flakes at the Point	27-Oct-2014 At 12:54:22 PM	Dr Nick
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Another option that I know Mikl and I have both used is to get a long drill bit and put a metal rod through the flake and the rock behind as reinforcing. Obviously you're going to have to make a judgement as to whether that's going to be effective in any particular case. My preferred option if it's not going to be too much of a scar or hazard is to get rid of loose stuff. A small prybar so you can pull something out without being in the line of fire is OK. A car jack is probably an admission that something isn't really that loose.

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