General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
lets talk about lost gear	29-Feb-2004 At 10:19:07 AM	tastybigmac
Message
The only gear anyone has ever returned to me is a hex that was "borrowed" from my tent by a friend and then left at the base of a climb. that was a good surprise because i never new it was gone. i always return gear to its original owner if i find out who it is. usually i require some form of compensation for my hard work though. beer is good, but items such as cams are a bit more expensive. i have had a cam stolen from the top of a crag once. they left everything else. i was only a few meters away when they would have done it. Is that booty too?

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