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Topic	Date	User
Dave MacLeod lowering accident	14-Nov-2012 At 8:15:11 PM	beuregaurd
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Confusing accident. His rope, his bolts. In many cases a lot of the blame lies with whoever put in the lower-offs. Putting lower-offs 27m up will catch someone eventually. Or bolting a climb for a 60m rope in an area with nothing over 25m. Was lowered off the end once. Had a stoic belayer who deliberately stepped underneath me and broke the fall.

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