General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New bolt on Blimp - Bundaleer	7-May-2018 At 6:04:48 AM	JimmyS
Message
There is a lot of historical significance in that piton, I hope it was kept and framed! Hmm replacing it with a bolt is a little bit dodge as it does change the nature of the climb. I agree with Neil wholeheartedly re: piton everybody clipped it, but not many people fell on it as it was a little sketch and there is plentiful gear near it. Is that carrot halfway up been retro'd? Or is that still the same? Chop the bolt and leave it metal free.

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