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Topic	Date	User
Arapiles Accident 8/6/08	12-Jun-2008 At 9:04:51 AM	comablur
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Before you leave the ground make sure you have your communication right. If it is windy and there is a chance you will not be heard, I agree with Richard, you don't take your partner off belay, when they have lead out and used all the rope just clean you anchors and enjoy the climb. If the leader has done the right thing there will always be protection between both him and the person on second (until the second get's to the last piece). As you get closer to the leader communication will get better and you will be able to ascertain whether you are on belay or not. Obviously you do not climbing if the rope is not being taken in. The most important thing is to enjoy the climb and do it safely

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