General Climbing Discussion

Author	too cold to hump?
Iser 18-Oct-2004 4:38:26 PM	Hey. Is it still too cold to climb at Camels Hump? I'm thinking of heading there tomorrow. Is the temp usually just 2-3 degrees lower than Melb, or is it more than this? Cheers
James 18-Oct-2004 6:21:26 PM	go for it. It'll be cooler (& windier) but should be nice.
Iser 18-Oct-2004 6:23:27 PM	Cheers man.
dalai 18-Oct-2004 8:40:44 PM	Wind will be your worst enemy, especially up at the Omega block. Probably also a fair few degrees colder than in Melbourne! That said, across the bottom is a little more sheltered. If still too windy, go and explore the northern buttresses for another location which may be more sheltered and also potentially more sunny.

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