General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Desired info and format in guidebooks...	29-Apr-2005 At 9:31:56 AM	Take!
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Ahhh now we are digressing into the nostalgic. I have a copy of "New Climbs in the Blue Mountains" George Owens, 1972 (Thrutch). I think it even pre-dates Mikl... For the record info includes basic topo, access description, some histories, grade, height, short description("up atrocious gully to right" etc), belay type and FA/date. 'DeathMarch' (Old Baldy area) seems to be the highest free grade in the mountains (in this guide) at 19 & 200 feet - White Monteath 71. Although there is also 'Hercules' 20 & 235 feet at Perpendicular Rock - Ewbank Worrall 57. OMG I've become a climbspotter, i'll get my anorak on the way out... Take care out there

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