General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
The Future of Climbing	30-Mar-2005 At 7:12:41 PM	rhinckle
Message
the next wave is chipping holds off. stripping 'classic' climbs of their holds to keep them interesting and new. (don't need new guidbooks, just a pen to change the grades.) when all the holds are gone, the bolts will then be pulled. there will be only 30 plus routes, which will be solo onsight only. it's going to get quite exciting. everyone else will be down the bottom watching and who will be climbing?

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