General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
One For The Bolt Nazis	20-Jan-2005 At 7:57:12 AM	maxots
Message
wow, thats the first example ive seen of someone literally drilling a bolt "ladder" up a cliff. looks boring though, i thought most via ferrata was cable along which you ran a lanyard while on steep walking scrambling tracks, I also thought it was left in european history and that people still practised it on rusting cables but that no one made (drilled) new routes (atrocities) well someone had to bag it out!!! oh and in the seventh picture, is it me or is there a perfectly good path leading to the top about 5 metres to the right!?!?!?!??!

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