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Topic	Date	User
Factor 2	22-Apr-2010 At 10:42:52 AM	bluey
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Hey Patw, Wow, what an experience. I remember that move being a bit interesting off the ledge there and the gear spot not nearly as promising as it looked from the bottom. My mate had an epic on that pitch and I've heard about so many other sagas on Lamplighter....I don't think I would have sent your new leader up there myself. But it's a great route tho...hard to resist. To the tech heads out there, I had thought that a true factor 2 fall (i.e. plummet directly past the anchor without being slowed by a popping piece of gear) means you should retire the rope afterwards.....is that right? or have I just made that up???

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