General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting at Piddo	12-May-2011 At 9:22:40 PM	Mr Brownstone
Message
What is wrong with toproping or being top belayed up grade 15s. That is what I did when i first started climbing and found this very enjoyable. I used to set up many a top rope on climbs I wanted to do when I was learning and enjoyed both the climbing and the rigging of top ropes. Even after learning to lead I never thought that it should be my right to have sport routes that were at my level. I still top rope trad routes that I find appealing, but above my level. Having never been on the route that is the topic if this post I can not say that this is a crap route, but if it is worthwhile, why hasn't the hundreds of thousands of visitors to Piddo in the last 50 years already climbed it?

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