General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New pitons on Watch Tower	10-Feb-2005 At 6:38:23 AM	shmalec
Message
Hey Simon, just to continue the diversion a little longer. I noticed in your Gramps guide, the write ups are a bit longer but there are very few low grade climbs. I know the Gramps is a massive climbing area and that plenty of good climbs wouldn't fit into a single guide. Any reason why its so heavy on the higher grades. I haven't counted up numbers at each grade so maybe its a false impression but if you had any particular thoughts I'd be interested to hear them. Cheers Alec. PS I love your guides - the writeups, topos and layout are excellent.

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