General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
A comment on hierarchies of risk	26-Jan-2016 At 7:28:17 AM	rodw
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Can I have the back story for this post...sounds like something good went on? :) Tend to agree Macca with sentiments mostly..if I see something dangerous I pipe up...if they choose to take it on board up to them...if they don't I move on, don't want a incident ruining my fun day off...one of the reasons I climb at obscure secret crags as people tend not to listen, ego is often bigger then common sense. Though I offer advice only once, we are all adult and if they want to do stupid shit its there call...I certainly wont lecture.

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