General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New bolt on Blimp - Bundaleer	9-May-2018 At 12:37:38 PM	dalai
Message
There is a huge amount of rock elsewhere in the park where you could sink that steel Kieran. Why not look at setting aside ONE cliff to be bolt free? Especially as Rosea in particular is well suited for this ethic to be encouraged! Sure bolts existed here from the beginning - as aid bolts. Why not given the huge improvements of trad gear since the 60's seek to utilizing this here? Note as you know I am not anti bolts and have sunk many over the years around the state, but feel this could be the greatest legacy we could leave the future generations of climbers. Far better than squeezing in a few more lines!

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