General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Proof loading bolts	24-Jul-2009 At 10:33:05 AM	evanbb
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On 24/07/2009 mikl law wrote: >I see it as an unfortunate possibility, and one I worry about. In a very >rough decreasing order of possibilty I think an accident could come from:- >Ropework or abseil accidents, ropecutting, hitting ledges, rockfall (tho >this is reducing), bolts pulling, unclipping from gear. All of those are risks, but are they any more dangerous on BBB than any other route? Surely they're just the risks of all forms of rockclimbing. Once you're above 10? 20? metres the risks are pretty similar. They just feel worse. I too commend your efforts Mikl.

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