General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Removing bolts to create trad paradise	4-May-2007 At 1:34:20 PM	Dodgy_Gear
Message
On 4/05/2007 simey wrote: > >Gritstone is arguably a more interesting climbing arena due to the complete >no-bolts policy. You are talking about a whole area/type of rock, this is about a single crag. >My honest belief is that this is really worthwhile concept that protects and enhances >the adventurous aspect of this great cliff for future generations. I don't agree with you opinion, but I haven't written any guide books or had my photo in a mag, does this make my opinion less valid? I have however climbed at Rosea.

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