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Topic	Date	User
Climber injured in bluies after 30m fall 2/Jan/13	16-Jan-2013 At 3:56:27 PM	rightarmbad
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If there are hard moves off the belay ledge with no immediate gear, my preference is to lower the belayer down to the last bolt or gear and incorporate that into the belay so there is no FF 2 potential. I would also clip a piece or the whole belay as the first piece depending on situation.

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