General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
frog climbing	9-Jun-2006 At 9:25:29 AM	gravitychaser
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Warning. Boring historical question. On 9/06/2006 M9iswhereitsat wrote: Some places (but not Tas.) do not have classic splitter lines to practice jamBing on. I believe that M9's reference to "jamBing" cam from the first ever guide to Frog Buttress written by Rick White. It was a typo, but he and the other Queenslanders at the time (ted cais, ian thomas, etc.) were ridiculed about it or years. Can anyone shed more light on this? Jason.

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