General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbers in Buffalo gorge, Mon 12 March	20-Feb-2013 At 10:25:40 PM	Ben_E
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On 20/02/2013 White Trash wrote: >the second pic, where is the horizontal break in the original photo >on it? >two different climbs? Yup. Two different climbs that can be superimposed... Bloody hell, hope I never have to rely on you at a police line-up... The horizontal break is slightly less obvious in the image from the guidebook due to the shade. If you look at all the other major features (the blocks/chockstones to the climber's left, the shaded feature near the top of the image with the climber) then they match.

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