General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Araps in July	13-Jun-2006 At 8:37:51 PM	Peacey
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The weather is mild, to cold. Which is good for friction. If it does rain I makes things hard climbing wise. Take lots of thermals for the nights, and for the days. Take warm wear, and good shell wear. And if it looks like raining don’t even try to climb as you don’t want to be half way up a multi-pitch and have it rain, if so self rescue will be on the cards. Cheers Tristan

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