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Topic	Date	User
What happened to double ropes?	12-Jul-2018 At 1:28:24 AM	Martym
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On 11-Jul-2018 gfdonc wrote: >On 11-Jul-2018 Martym wrote: >>And you're obviously Victorian. >>Pierces Pass is pretty much exclusively accessed via two 45m abseils. > >Uh-huh. And you're obviously not paying attention. I don't know anyone >that climbs on a 90m rope, so you'd need a second rope for each 45m abseil. If you scroll up to my original post that Jaybro was commenting on - I think it's pretty clear what I was asking. If people aren't using double ropes any more; how are they getting down long abseils & what do they do with any extra rope (assuming it's not a double). It was a real question - Mikl climbs there regularly, and set half the routes there - so I assume he knows?

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