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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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To Chalk or not to Chalk |
1-Apr-2005 At 9:02:27 AM |
oweng
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Interesting photos Will, I wonder why the chalk residue discolours the rock like that. My guess would be that the chalk particles washed down the route when it rains are toxic to surface lichen?
Edit, I see youve already come to this conclusion in the post above......... |
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