General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Manufacturing	11-Aug-2004 At 3:33:01 PM	climberman
Message
neil, I agree with this one... Parks or similar would look very poorly on trundling, often more so than bolts or chalk in some areas (eg in sinny/blueys blocks and floaters on the top are often home to the Broad-headed Snake, a listed endangered species - so there may be various legal implications other than just placing an installation in a park. Which is how bolting is viewed, legally, in NSW NPWS areas). Chipping - ahh fer FS, it's soooo 1980's. We have gyms now. Vent your creation there. I doubt if Lugarno, Diamond Bay or the Glen would have become slotfests even a few years later as gyms became an obvious avenue. Chips are shite. Glueing - now there's a nice little issue.

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