General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Australian Ethics	16-Apr-2007 At 11:57:43 PM	Vertigo
Message
Cheers for updating and answering.I was just contemplating=this type of debate (ethics) is one of the hardest to discuss duetohe strong views we have.it seems to depend mostly on where we start climbing at and the influence of those who tought or helped us in the begining.to me all climbing is great climbing ,and trad i s a personal favourite,out here (warrumbungels) i suppose its easy to have a one eyed view that no bolts in trad areas is the done thing.however its also hard to see a great line with no pro and know that it has the potensial to be a great line,but without bolts it will never be.i suppose you just except that and as i said before ,if you want to clip bolts you visit a sport area. Cheers Heath

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