General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Virtual Woody	10-Oct-2003 At 3:11:31 PM	Shepp
Message
Yeah, I had thought of that but I want the most climbing area I can get. I don't mind the overhang, good for training on. I have use of another bouldering cave in a mates shed, it is quite impressive really (ill try and get a pic or two of it) so I am not too concerned about only being able to train one aspect of climbing. Plus I hope to fill in the sides of the framing to give me some just over vertical bits to climb on, which will add another dimension to it all. I actually have the day off today and am keen to get started on building but my fiance has taken my station wagon to work and I can't fit the timber in the lancer. spewing. Plus its kind of windy and shitty outside here today. Sam

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