General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Pioneers of Tassie's Best Climbs	14-Sep-2016 At 5:38:10 PM	ChuckNorris
Message
There are two purposes of the four components of a route (I.e. naming a route, grading a route, starring a route and describing a route). Firstly to provide sufficient information for someone to make an informed decision on death and to have a good day at the crag. Secondly to annoy the hell out of people that take themselves too seriously. Contrary to popular belief the two objectives are not mutually exclusive, and they can be achieved across all four components on a single route (though this happens rarely). All in all Gerry seems to have done a pretty good job on both objectives. Kudos.

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