General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Manufacturing	16-Jun-2005 At 11:13:43 AM	JJ
Message
Just because you cant do a move doesn't give anyone the right to chip. A very experienced English friend once said to me, "...just because you can't do a move, it doesn't give you the right to bring the climb down to your level". Are you trying to tell me there isn't enough rock around for new routing? If you've hit a blank impassible section, you haven't done a very good job on 'recon' when you 1st discovered the line. If you want to manufacture a climb, turn your talents indoors. When you chip, you've made a bed & your the one who has to lie in it. JJ

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