General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Damn VSU	20-Mar-2005 At 9:39:00 PM	LittleMac
Message
I have a similar story Eduardo except that I peeled on the final moves pulling for the summit jug and found myself flailing wildy trying to regain my feet only to be brought up short of ceratin death by my study buddy. After much cursing and liquid refreshment I I reassed the sequence and was able to snag the redpoint. Unfortunately for me Gough Whitlam had left the building and instead of signing my name in the summit book I found myself signing a HECS form. Oh well it was a fine climb and the social scene surrounding the area was well worth the effort.

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