General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
DREADful climbers	9-Feb-2005 At 2:58:58 PM	LittleJames
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Studying for a software engineering degree? Does that count as engineering? I've only climbed with one fully-fledged engineer before, but then I'm 20 and climb more sport than trad. The people I've climbed with include, in no particular order: plasterers, sparkies, IT professionals, Defence suits (Hi Gav), a personal trainer, a fitter and turner, a car park attendant, outdoor education types... So I guess, in my part of the scene at least, the answer is no. ;)

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