General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Hardest trad climb in the Blueys	10-Nov-2004 At 8:54:31 PM	robbo
Message
>I thought it was solid E5 to onsight, a little insecure with big >fall potential onto a couple of >reasonable bits of gear in slightly dubious rock. Good fun. Justin clarke, myself and ben cossey went and did Hari kari the other month. Thought the grade probabley 24. I fell just past the crux when a small hold broke and took the whipper. Pretty cool came pretty close to the ground. You wouldn't want to come of the top though. There is also another 24 there now around the corner. Two pitches on the arete. Minimal gear. Check it out.

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