General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting on lead	16-May-2007 At 10:27:58 AM	mikepatt
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Hi Wallwombie, Considering that your crag is a 5 hour walk in I don't think you'll be giving too much away by disclosing the location. I'm guessing Southern Highlands/Morton National Park. You may be suprised to find that your 'secret crag' probably had a first ascent 30 years ago when long walk ins and multi pitch ground ups were much more in vogue. I you do need to bolt then I'd suggest the hand drill. I've seen bolts placed on lead in under ten minutes on sandstone. The 5 hour walk in is virtually gaurenteed to make your first ascent probably the only ascent.

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