Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Bard or bust	9-Jun-2017 At 8:32:14 PM	PeterW
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The message for climbing the Bard traverse hasn't changed in 45+ years. By all means place gear in the crack at the back, but to actually climb it stay as far out on the lip as your nerve will let you! Speaking of gear, you need to protect it both for yourself and for your second, which also means you have to watch out for rope drag.

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