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Topic	Date	User
mt aspiring	1-Feb-2005 At 11:01:01 PM	cheesehead
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True, but there's a difference between 'tramping dangers' (not being fesecious) and wandering into hostile (read - should have ropes/ice tools) territory that could have been avoided/prepared for with better beta I'm not a big advocate of pitching out stuff like the ramp when it's warm. I think that's the sort of place where you want to be honed on moving fast on easy ground, but ensuring you stay secure. As Anthonyk says, there's a compromise between two 'safe' practices - which danger is more iminent - given the conditions and your skill. Your call. If you're not competent to make that call, you ought to be with a guide to help minimise the risk of getting greased.

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