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Topic	Date	User
Rope running over itself	2-Apr-2015 At 11:03:39 AM	Rawpowa!
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>"Assuming you were removing draws while climbing, but still had one to go, with the top most piece above that last draw on an overhanging route, then the 'top-rope' would have been separated? >If you weren't removing draws then the ropes would even more likely be separated!" That's about right, I was cleaning on the way up with one draw left above me. So the rope wasn't running directly down from the anchor, it was going through the last draw to me.

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